[The Window-Gazer by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay]@TWC D-Link bookThe Window-Gazer CHAPTER XVII 4/22
If you had to tell a lie why didn't you take Mark Twain's advice and tell a good one? The name, for instance--why on earth did you choose 'Mary ?' Even 'Marion' would have been safer.
Don't you know you can't turn a corner in Bainbridge or anywhere else without stumbling over a Mary? There's a Mary in my office at the present minute and--yes, by Jove, she has golden hair!" The professor looked stubborn. "My Mary's hair was not golden.
It was yellow, plain yellow.
I remember I made a point of that." "Well then, there's Mary Davis.
You remember her ?" "The one who visited Aunt Caroline ?" "Yes.
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