[The Postmaster’s Daughter by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Postmaster’s Daughter CHAPTER XIII 9/41
But I have great faith in Furneaux's flair for the true scent.
It has never failed yet." Mr.Fowler wished his companion would not use such uncommon words. However, he got out, and took off his hat with a courteous sweep.
Doris had to look twice at him.
Hitherto, she had always seen him in uniform. Winter smiled at the unmistakable expression of relief in her face.
She was almost self-possessed as she took the seat by his side. "Good day, Mr.Winter," she said. "Mr.Franklin, please.
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