[Lewis Rand by Mary Johnston]@TWC D-Link bookLewis Rand CHAPTER XVIII 3/40
I want to ask you how I'm to keep old Tom Carfax off my land.
There is no one with you ?" "No one.
Mocket has ridden over to North Garden, and I've just dismissed a deputation from Milton." As he spoke, he opened the coach door and assisted his old friend to alight. Together they went into the office, which was a cool little place, with a climbing rose at the windows, a bare floor, and a dim fragrance of law-books.
The shade was grateful after the August heat and glare.
Mrs. Selden, seated in a capacious wooden chair, wielded her turkey fan and looked about her at the crowded book-shelves, the mass of papers held down on desk and deal table by pieces of iron ore, the land maps on the wall, the corner ledger and high stool, the cupboard whose opened door disclosed bottles and glasses, and the blush roses just without the two small windows.
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