[The Bars of Iron by Ethel May Dell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Bars of Iron CHAPTER IX 3/16
He might have been a man in a trance. And then very suddenly the spell was broken.
For no apparent reason, he fell headlong from his heights and burst into a merry little jig that set Gracie dancing like an elf. He became aware of her then, threw her a laugh, quickened to a mad tarantella that nearly whirled her off her feet, finally ended with a crashing chord, and whizzed round on the music-stool in time to catch her as she fell gasping against him. "What a featherweight you are!" he laughed.
"You'll dance the Thames on fire some day.
Giddy, what ?" Gracie lay in his arms in a collapsed condition.
"You--you made me do it!" she panted. "To be sure!" said Piers.
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