[Simon the Jester by William J. Locke]@TWC D-Link bookSimon the Jester CHAPTER III 6/33
All human institutions had taken a crooked turn, and her cat could not be persuaded to pay the commonest attention to its kittens.
Then she asked me nonchalantly: "Have you seen anything of Dale lately ?" "He was working with me this morning.
I've been away, you know." "I forgot." "When did you last see him ?" I asked. "Oh, ages ago! He has not been near us for weeks.
We used to be such friends.
I don't think it's very polite of him, do you ?" "I'll order him to call forthwith," said I. "Oh, please don't! If he won't come of his own accord--I don't want to see him particularly." She tossed her shapely head and looked at me bravely. "You are quite right," said I."Dale's a selfish, ill-mannered young cub." "He isn't!" she flashed.
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