[The Grey Cloak by Harold MacGrath]@TWC D-Link bookThe Grey Cloak CHAPTER X 51/51
I did not hear you enter. It was very careless of them to show you in here." She rose without speaking and walked toward the door, with no uncertain step, with a dignity not lacking in majesty. "She sees I have been drinking," he thought.
"Pray, Madame, do not leave.
Rather let me do that." She made a gesture, hurried but final, and left him. "It seems to me," mused the Chevalier, resuming his seat, "that I have lost gallantry to-night, among other considerable things.
I might have opened the door for her.
I wonder why she did not speak ?".
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