101/179 Remember Kendricks." He meant one of their young friends whose love-affair they had promoted till his happy marriage left them in lasting doubt of what they had done. "My sympathies are all with the pivotal girl. Hadn't she as much right to him, for the time being, or for good and all, as Miss Triscoe ?" "That depends upon what you think of Burnamy." "Well, I don't like to see a girl have a young man snatched away from her just when she's made sure of him. How do you suppose she is feeling now ?" "She isn't feeling at all. She's letting her revolving light fall upon half a dozen other young men by this time, collectively or consecutively. |