[The Yellow Crayon by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Yellow Crayon CHAPTER XIV 14/14
She herself was smiling out of the window at some acquaintances. "I wonder if there is anything more that I can tell you ?" she asked presently. He turned towards her with a faint smile. "You have told me," he said, "all that I want to know." She was struck by the change in his face, the quietness of his tone was ominous. "Am I meant to understand ?" she said dubiously "because I don't in the least.
It seems to me that have told you nothing.
I cannot imagine what Mr.Brott and you have in common." "If your invitation to lunch still holds good," he said, "may I accept it? Afterwards, if you can spare me a few minutes I will make things quite clear to you." She laughed. "You will find," she declared, "that I shall leave you little peace for luncheon.
I am consumed with curiosity.".
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