[The Range Dwellers by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookThe Range Dwellers CHAPTER XV 6/12
I didn't approve that attitude. "At all events," she said when she met my eyes, and speaking as if there had been no break in our conversation, "you are rather a _good_ joke. Thank you so much." I put away the wrench, fastened the lid of the tool-box, and then I faced her grimly.
"I see mere words are wasted on you," I said.
"I shall have to carry you off--Beryl King; I _shall_ carry you off if you look at me that way again!" She did look that way, only more so.
I wonder what she thought a man was made of, to stand it.
I set my teeth hard together. "Have you got the--er--the black velvet mask ?" she taunted, leaning just the least bit toward me.
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