[Good Indian by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookGood Indian CHAPTER VII 33/33
When the train grumbled away from the platform and went its way, it left man standing there, a fish-basket slung from one shoulder, a trout rod carefully wrapped in its case in his hand, a box which looked suspiciously like a case of some bottled joy at his feet, and a loose-lipped smile upon his face. "Howdy, Miss Georgie ?" he called unctuously through the open door. Miss Georgie barely glanced at him from under her lashes, and her shoulders indulged themselves in an almost imperceptible twitch. "How do you do, Mr.Baumberger ?" she responded coolly, and very, very gently pushed the door shut just as he had made up his mind to enter..
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