[In Luck at Last by Walter Besant]@TWC D-Link bookIn Luck at Last CHAPTER XI 18/31
The selfishness of youth is really astonishing. Nothing--except perhaps toothache--can make a girl unhappy who is loved and newly betrothed.
She may say what she pleases, and her face may be a yard long when she speaks of the misfortunes of others, but all the time her heart is dancing. To Lala Roy, the situation presented a problem with insufficient data, some of which would have to be guessed.
A letter, now lost, said that a certain case contained papers necessary to obtain an unknown inheritance for Iris.
How then to ascertain whether anybody was expecting or looking for a girl to claim an inheritance? Then there was half a coat-of-arms, and lastly there was a certain customer of unknown name, who had been acquainted with Iris's father before his marriage.
So far for Iris.
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