[Birds of Prey by M. E. Braddon]@TWC D-Link book
Birds of Prey

CHAPTER II
16/29

She'd be afraid to say no.

She was always more or less afraid of you, you know, Phil." "I don't know about that.

She was a nice little thing enough; but she knew how to drop a poor sweetheart and take up with a rich one, in spite of her simplicity." "O, that was the old parties' doing.

Georgy would have jumped into a cauldron of boiling oil if her mother and father had told her she must do it.

Don't you remember when we were children together how afraid she used to be of spoiling her frocks?
I don't believe she married Tom Halliday of her own free will, any more than she stood in the corner of her own free will after she'd torn her frock, as I've seen her stand twenty times.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books