[The Zeppelin’s Passenger by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Zeppelin’s Passenger CHAPTER XXVII 10/15
Jove!" he went on, as he drank his wine, "I never thought I should be such a pig as to care so much for eating and drinking!" "And think what weeks of it you have before you ?" Helen explained, clapping her hands.
"Philippa and I will have a new interest in life--to make you fat." He laughed. "It won't be very difficult," he promised them.
"I had several months of semi-starvation before the miracle happened.
It was all just the chance of having had a pal up at Magdalen who's been serving in the German Army--Bertram Maderstrom was his name.
You remember him, Philippa? He was a Swede in those days." "What a dear he must have been to have remembered and to have been so faithful!" Philippa observed, looking away for a moment. "He's a real good sort," Felstead declared enthusiastically, "although Heaven knows why he's turned German! He worked like a slave for me.
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