[Penny Plain by Anna Buchan (writing as O. Douglas)]@TWC D-Link book
Penny Plain

CHAPTER VIII
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She was never quite at ease in Mrs.Duff-Whalley's company.

Incapable of an unkind thought or a bitter word, so refined as to be almost inaudible, she felt jarred and bumped in her mind after a talk with that lady, even as her body would have felt after bathing in a rough sea among rocks.

Realising that the conversation had taken an unfortunate turn, she tried to divert it into more pleasing channels.
Turning to Mr.Jackson, she said: "Such a sad thing happened to-day.

Our dear old dog, Rover, had to be put away.

He was sixteen, very deaf and rather cross, and the Vet.


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