[The Fortunate Youth by William J. Locke]@TWC D-Link bookThe Fortunate Youth CHAPTER XVIII 22/38
I quite appreciate your point.
I'll say nothing." Barney Bill jerked his thumb towards the chair where the Princess had been sitting: "She won't give it away ?" Paul smiled sadly.
"No, old man.
She'll keep it to herself." That marked the end of the interview.
Paul accompanied the three downstairs. "I meant to act for the best, Paul," said Silas piteously, on parting. "Tell me that I haven't made you my enemy." "God forbid," said Paul. He went slowly up to his room again and threw himself in his writing chair.
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