[Jennie Baxter, Journalist by Robert Barr (writer)]@TWC D-Link bookJennie Baxter, Journalist CHAPTER XIX 11/14
Oh, that we had a portion of it entirely to ourselves!" The girl sat there, a smile on her pretty lips that Lord Donal thought most tantalizing.
A railway official announced in a loud voice that the train was about to resume its journey.
There was a general shuffling of feet as the passengers rose to take their places. "Brothers and sisters kiss each other, you know, on the eve of a railway journey," said Lord Donal, taking advantage of the confusion. Jennie Baxter made no protest. "There is plenty of time," he whispered.
"I know the leisurely nature of Russian trains.
Now I am going to the telegraph office, to send in my resignation, and I want you to come with me and send in yours." "No, Lord Donal," said the girl. "Aren't you going to resign ?" he asked, in surprise. "Yes, all in good time; but _you_ are not." "Oh, I say," he cried, "it is really imperative.
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