[The Grandissimes by George Washington Cable]@TWC D-Link book
The Grandissimes

CHAPTER XLIII
5/13

Grandissime ?" "Oui, Madame." For once, Aurora was in an uncontrollable flutter.

She stammered, lost her breath, and even spoke worse French than she needed to have done.
"Be pl--pleased, sir--to enter.

Clotilde, my daughter--Monsieur Grandissime.

P-please be seated, sir.

Monsieur Grandissime,"-- she dropped into a chair with an air of vivacity pitiful to behold,--"I suppose you have come for the rent." She blushed even more violently than before, and her hand stole upward upon her heart to stay its violent beating.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books