[His Second Wife by Ernest Poole]@TWC D-Link book
His Second Wife

CHAPTER XIV
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And the arrangement of the rooms, and the way the sun flooded into each one, made her exclaim with pleasure.
The present tenants were a young widow and her companion, a most respectable elderly dame.

The widow was about Ethel's age and excessively pretty and stylish, and in her low sweet voice and her manner was a peculiar attractiveness that Ethel could not analyse.

She explained that she was going abroad, possibly to be gone a year, or she never would have given up this gem of an apartment.

She seemed more than glad to show Ethel about, and displayed a friendly interest in her visitor's eager planning.

When Ethel left at the end of an hour, the widow smiled at her and said, with a charming little hesitation: "I don't think you have my name.


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