[Snake and Sword by Percival Christopher Wren]@TWC D-Link bookSnake and Sword CHAPTER VII 28/48
"He'll be delighted." Lucillemade no reply. As they neared the end of the drive and came within sight of the house, the girl whispered:-- "My own pal, Dammy, for always.
And you thought I could be engaged to anyone but _you_.
There _is_ no one but you in the world, dear.
It would be quite empty if you left it.
Don't worry about ways and means and things, Dam, I shall enjoy waiting for _you_--twenty years." He thought of that, later. On the morrow of that incredible day, Damocles de Warrenne sprang from his bed at sunrise and sought the dew-washed garden below the big south terrace. The world contained no happier man.
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