8/34 I think we have many things in common, and I venture to say that he is going to like me." Barbara smiled. This vibrant stranger had an air about him and an irresistible magnetism. It was flattering to receive marked attentions from a person of his age and consequence--the girl felt an access of importance--and the tone of his voice, his every look, assured her that she had indeed challenged his deepest interest. She colored faintly as he ran on: "So you're a partner of Henry Nelson's! He doesn't deserve it and--our friendship ceases. |