[The Patrician by John Galsworthy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Patrician CHAPTER XI 3/15
I felt that I could come down exactly where I wanted.
It was fascinating.
I had perfect power, Stacey." And throwing her neck back, she closed her eyes again.
The sunlight streamed in on her between the half-drawn curtains. The queerest impulse to put out a hand and stroke that full white throat shot through the maid's mind. "These flying machines are stupid," murmured Barbara; "the pleasure's in one's body---wings!" "I can see Lady Casterley in the garden." Barbara sprang out of bed.
Close by the statue of Diana Lady Casterley was standing, gazing down at some flowers, a tiny, grey figure.
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