[The Postmaster’s Daughter by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Postmaster’s Daughter CHAPTER XIII 34/41
All this is preparatory for Wednesday." "Am I to tell my father nothing ?" "Please yourself.
Not at present.
I recommend you." The car had stopped.
It sped on when Doris alighted.
She would be home with her cakes at three o'clock, and Mr.Martin would never have noticed her absence. "A fine bit of work, if I may say so," exclaimed Fowler appreciatively. "But I am jiggered if I can imagine what you're driving at." Winter was cutting the end off a big cigar.
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