[True Tilda by Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookTrue Tilda CHAPTER III 16/26
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. The door-handle rattled and called her back to terror.
She had no time to clamber down from her chair.
She was caught. But it was a woman who entered, the same that had opened the front gate; and she carried a tray with a glass of water on it and a plate of biscuits. "The Doctor told me as 'ow you might be 'ungry," she explained. "Thank you," said Tilda.
"I--I was lookin' at the view." For an instant she thought of appealing to this stranger's mercy. The woman's eyes were hard, but not unkind.
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