[A Daughter of To-Day by Sara Jeannette Duncan (aka Mrs. Everard Cotes)]@TWC D-Link bookA Daughter of To-Day CHAPTER XXI 5/13
They can do such incalculable damage when they really set their minds to it, these _concierge_ people.
So I--I came up to interfere. But it is you!" She looked at him with wide, happy eyes which sent the satisfaction she found in saying that to his inmost consciousness. "That was extremely good of you," he said, and in spite of himself a certain emphasis crept into the commonplace. "I hardly realize myself that I am here.
It might very well be the Skaagerak outside." "Does the sea in Norway sound like that ?" Elfrida asked, as the roar of London came across muffled from Piccadilly. She made a tittle theatrical movement of her head to listen, and Kendal's appreciation of it was so evident that she failed to notice exactly what he answered.
"You have come back sooner than you intended ?" "By a month." "Why!" she asked.
Her eye made a soft bravado, but that was lost.
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