[The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow by Anna Katharine Green]@TWC D-Link bookThe Mystery of the Hasty Arrow BOOK IV 143/170
Younger than I, she had the poise of a woman of thirty.
Who could she have been ?" "Describe her." "I wish I could; I hardly saw her face; it was her figure, her voice, her way of moving and holding herself.
I felt as small and quiet as a little mouse beside her.
Only I was happy and she was not.
That much I feel now that I recall her look in leaving." "Was she American or--or foreign ?" he asked, hiding his trouble, for a great fear had seized him. "She had an English accent which added very much to her charm." "Forget her." For a moment his accent was almost fierce, then he laughed the matter off, assuring this bride of a month that she made him cross with her self-depreciation, that there was no one of finer mien and manner than herself, the chosen of his heart upon whom he always looked with pride.
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