[The Obstacle Race by Ethel M. Dell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Obstacle Race CHAPTER I 8/26
Yes, it was better than London; the soft splashing of waves was better than the laughter of a hundred voices, better than the roar of a thousand wheels, better than the voice of a million concerts ...
Again reverie merged into drowsy absence of thought.
How exquisite the sunshine was!... It fell upon her dark cheek this time with a sharp sting and bounced off on to her hand--a round black stone dropped from nowhere but with strangely accurate aim.
She sprang up abruptly.
This was getting beyond a joke. Columbus was still rooting beneath the distant bush.
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