Complete by Gilbert Parker]@TWC D-Link book Complete 9/22 He had shot his bolt, and got--consideration, almost imperturbability. They appeared to treat the matter as though he were a wild youth who would not yet mend his ways. He read over their infrequent letters to him; his to them had been still more infrequent. In one there was the statement that "she was progressing favourably with her English"; in another, that "she was riding a good deal"; again, that "she appeared anxious to adapt herself to her new life." At all these he whistled a little to himself, and smiled bitterly. Then, all at once, he got up and straightway burned them all. |