Larry undressed, had a bath, shaved, dressed again, and started to work.

But that day the most Larry did was abstractedly going through the motions of work.

He was completely filled with the situation and its many questions, and with the suspense of waiting for Maggie to come and of how he was going to manage to see her privately.
The meeting, however, proved no difficulty; for Maggie, who arrived at four, had come primarily on Larry's account and she herself maneuvered the encounter.

While they were on the piazza, Dick having gone into the house for a fresh supply of cigarettes, and Miss Sherwood being in an animated discussion with Hunt, Maggie said: "Miss Sherwood, I've never had a real look down at the Sound from the edge of your bluff.

Do you mind if Mr.Brandon shows me ?" "Not at all.