[The Morgesons by Elizabeth Stoddard]@TWC D-Link bookThe Morgesons CHAPTER XXIII 23/23
"Now, Cassandra, will you favor us? We expect to find you highly accomplished." "I sang myself out before you came in." In the bustle of their going, Veronica stooped over my hand and kissed it, unseen.
It was more like a sigh upon it than a kiss, but it swept through me, tingling the scars on my face, as if the flesh had become alive again. "Take tea with us soon, do.
We do not see you in the street or at church.
It must be dull for you after coming from a boarding-school. Still, Surrey has its advantages." And the doors closed on them. "Still, Surrey has its advantages," Veronica repeated. "Yes, the air is sleepy; I am going to bed." I made resolutions before I slept that night, which I kept, for I said, "Let the dead bury its dead.".
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