[The Tempting of Tavernake by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Tempting of Tavernake CHAPTER XX 31/39
Personally, I regret to say that I was not up when they left." Beatrice leaned quite close to her father. "Do you see anything of the man Pritchard ?" she inquired. The professor was suddenly flabby.
He set down his glass, spilling half its contents.
He stole a quick glance at Tavernake. "My child," he exclaimed, "you ought to consider my nerves! You know very well that the sudden mention of any one whom I dislike so intensely is bad for me.
I am surprised at you, Beatrice.
You show a culpable lack of consideration for my infirmities." "I am sorry, father," she whispered, "but is he here ?" "He is," the professor admitted.
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