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Madame Flirt

CHAPTER XIII
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I may have good news for you within a few days." Lavinia between smiles and tears hurried off after curtseying to the gentlemen under the cedar tree and on her way across the lawn was met by the man-servant who took her to the housekeeper's room.

The woman had heard the singing and was full of admiration.

She wanted to hear more, she said, so while the tea was being got ready Lavinia sent her into thrills of delight by warbling the universal favourite "Cold and Raw." After a time came the question of returning to London and how.

Lavinia could have crossed the ferry and so to Richmond and Mortlake, but that would not help her on the journey unless Giles was going to market, which was hardly likely.

Besides she did not wish to burden him.


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