[The Reason Why by Elinor Glyn]@TWC D-Link bookThe Reason Why CHAPTER III 3/16
But now that you are here let me eat you--eat you up!" And the thin, little arms, too long for the wizened body, clasped fondly round her neck as she lifted him, and carried him toward a seat where the three sat down to discuss their affairs. "I know nothing, you see, Mimo," the Countess Shulski said, "beyond that you arrived yesterday.
I think it was foolish of you to risk it.
At least in Paris Madame Dubois would have let you stay and owe a week's rent.
But here--among these strangers--" "Now do not scold us, Mentor," the man answered, with a charming smile. "Mirko and I felt the sun had fled when you went last Thursday.
It rained and rained two--three--days, and the Dubois canary got completely on our nerves; and, heavens above! the Grisoldi insisted upon cooking garlic in his food at every meal!--we had thought to have broken him of the habit, you remember ?--and up, up it came from his stove.
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