[Mr. Isaacs by F. Marion Crawford]@TWC D-Link bookMr. Isaacs CHAPTER XI 33/45
Lying in wait in the dusk of the morning to give her lover a kiss and a rose and a parting word.
She must have taken me for his servant in the dark. "Griggs," said Isaacs as we parted some six or seven miles farther on,--"an odd thing happened this morning.
I have left something more in your keeping than money." "I know.
Trust me.
Good-bye," and he cantered off. I confess I was very dejected and low-spirited when I came back into camp.
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