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The Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers

CHAPTER XIV
19/25

I assure you I can easily wait until he naturally wakes up; that is," with a glance at the book in her hand, "if I am not disturbing you--if you are not engaged in improving yourself at this moment." "No.

I have improved myself for the day, thanks.

I can safely afford to relax a little now." "So can I.I resemble Lady Mary in that.

On Sunday mornings she reflects on her own shortcomings; on Sunday afternoons she finds an innocent relaxation in pointing out mine." "Where is Lady Mary now ?" "I should say she was in her Bath-chair on the Scarborough sands at this moment." "I like her," said Ruth, with decision.
"Tastes differ.

Some people feel drawn towards wet blankets, and others have a leaning towards pokers.


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