[Man and Wife by Wilkie Collins]@TWC D-Link book
Man and Wife

CHAPTER THE FOURTEENTH
17/18

"Not I!" answered Geoffrey.

"The muddle's out of me now.

Pen and ink be hanged! I shall look up some of our fellows, and go to the play." He left the public house in the happiest condition of mental calm.

Inspired by the stimulant application of Crouch's gloves, his torpid cunning had been shaken up into excellent working order at last.

Write to Anne?
Who but a fool would write to such a woman as that until he was forced to it?
Wait and see what the chances of the next eight-and-forty hours might bring forth, and then write to her, or desert her, as the event might decide.
It lay in a nut-shell, if you could only see it.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books