[St. Ives by Robert Louis Stevenson]@TWC D-Link bookSt. Ives CHAPTER IX--THREE IS COMPANY, AND FOUR NONE 21/24
You have felt, and you have been pleased to express, a doubt of me.
I tear them up.' Which you may be sure I did thoroughly. 'There's a good lad!' said the dragon, and immediately led the way to the front lawn. The brother and sister were both waiting us here, and, as well as I could make out in the imperfect light, bore every appearance of having passed through a rather cruel experience.
Ronald seemed ashamed to so much as catch my eye in the presence of his aunt, and was the picture of embarrassment.
As for Flora, she had scarce the time to cast me one look before the dragon took her by the arm, and began to march across the garden in the extreme first glimmer of the dawn without exchanging speech.
Ronald and I followed in equal silence. There was a door in that same high wall on the top of which I had sat perched no longer gone than yesterday morning.
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