[The Sowers by Henry Seton Merriman]@TWC D-Link bookThe Sowers CHAPTER IV 18/19
I have inflicted enough of myself and my affairs upon you for one day.
Tell me about yourself.
Why were you in Russia last summer ?" "I am half a Russian," he answered.
"My mother was Russian, and I have estates there." Her surprise was a triumph of art. "Oh! You are not Prince Pavlo Alexis ?" she exclaimed. "Yes, I am." She rose and swept him a deep courtesy, to the full advantage of her beautiful figure. "My respects--mon prince," she said; and then, quick as lightning, for she had seen displeasure on his face, she broke into a merry laugh. "No, I won't call you that; for I know you hate it.
I have heard of your prejudices, and if it is of the slightest interest to you, I think I rather admire them." It is to be presumed that Mrs.Sydney Bamborough's memory was short.
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