[The Firing Line by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Firing Line CHAPTER XXIII 6/18
Thank you for telling me.
I needed just--that." He studied her for a moment, nimble wits at work.
Then: "Has your father--and the others--in their letters, said anything about it to you ?" "Yes, father has.
He did not say matters had been desperate." "I suppose he does not dare commit such a thing to paper--yet....
_You_ do not burn your letters," he added blandly. "I have no reason to." "It might save servants' gossip." "What gossip ?"--in cold surprise. "There's a desk full of Hamil's letters upstairs, judging from the writing on the envelopes." He added with a smile: "Although I don't pry, some servants do.
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