[The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne by William J. Locke]@TWC D-Link bookThe Morals of Marcus Ordeyne CHAPTER XI 21/30
Her other arm flew under my chin to join its fellow, and holding me a prisoner in my chair, she bent down and kissed me.
She also laid her cheek against mine. I am still aware of the indescribable, soft, warm pressure, although she has gone to bed hours ago. I vow that a man must be less a man than a petrified egg to have repulsed her.
The touch of her lips was like the falling of dewy rose-petals.
Her breath was as fragrant as new-mown hay.
Her hair brushing my forehead had the odour of violets. I sent her back to Miss Griggs.
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