[The Great Shadow and Other Napoleonic Tales by Arthur Conan Doyle]@TWC D-Link bookThe Great Shadow and Other Napoleonic Tales CHAPTER II 13/15
You won't try to put any frogs down my back, will you ?" I crept all over when I thought of such a thing. "We'll do all we can to make you happy at West Inch," said I, playing with the whip. "I'm sure it's very kind of you to take a poor lonely girl in," said she. "It's very kind of you to come, Cousin Edie," I stammered.
"You'll find it very dull, I fear." "I suppose it is a little quiet, Jack, eh? Not many men about, as I remember it." "There is Major Elliott, up at Corriemuir.
He comes down of an evening, a real brave old soldier who had a ball in his knee under Wellington." "Ah, when I speak of men.
Jack, I don't mean old folk with balls in their knees.
I meant people of our own age that we could make friends of.
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