[Richard Vandermarck by Miriam Coles Harris]@TWC D-Link bookRichard Vandermarck CHAPTER XV 1/16
CHAPTER XV. I SHALL HAVE SEEN HIM. Go on, go on: Thou canst not speak too much; I have deserved All tongues to talk their bitterest. _Winter's Tale_. Of course, the night was entirely sleepless after such, a day.
I was over-tired, and the coffee would have been fatal to rest in any case.
I tossed about restlessly till three o'clock, and then fell into a heavy sleep. The sun was shining into the room, and I heard the voices of people on the lawn when I awoke.
When I went down, after a hurried and nervous half-hour of dressing, I found the morning, apparently, half gone, and the breakfast-table cleared. Mary Leighton, with a croquet mallet in her hand, was following Kilian through the hall to get a drink of water.
She made a great outcry at me and my appearance. "What a headache you must have," she cried.
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