[The Zeppelin’s Passenger by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Zeppelin’s Passenger CHAPTER XXIV 1/23
Philippa, even for some moments after the departure of Captain Griffiths and his myrmidons, remained in a sort of nerveless trance.
The crisis, with its bewildering denouement, had affected her curiously.
Lessingham rose presently to his feet. "I wonder," he asked, "if I could have a whisky and soda ?" She stamped her foot at him in a little fit of hysterical passion. "You're not natural!" she cried.
"Whisky and soda!" "Well, I don't know," he protested mildly, helping himself from the table in the background.
"I rather thought I was being particularly British.
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