[Fraternity by John Galsworthy]@TWC D-Link bookFraternity CHAPTER XXVI 7/14
"Have some of mine; I'll show you how to make them. It'll save you one and three per pound of baccy, and won't rot your lungs." Taking out his pouch, he rolled a cigarette.
The white young man bent his dull wink on Thyme, who, wrinkling her nose, was pretending to be far away. Mounting the narrow stairs that smelt of walls and washing and red herrings, Thyme spoke: "Now, you see, it wasn't so simple as you thought.
I don't want to go up; I don't want to see her.
I shall wait for you here." She took her stand in the open doorway of the little model's empty room.
Martin ascended to the second floor. There, in the front room, Mrs.Hughs was seen standing with the baby in her arms beside the bed.
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