[Penny Plain by Anna Buchan (writing as O. Douglas)]@TWC D-Link book
Penny Plain

CHAPTER XIV
14/25

Miss Bathgate sent me on here.
Beautifully managed, you see." He smiled lazily at his sister, who cried: "The same casual old Biddy! What about dinner ?" "Mayn't I feed with you?
I think Miss Bathgate would like me to.

And I'm devoted to stewed beef and carrots.

After cold storage food it will be a most welcome change.

But," turning to Jean, "please forgive me arriving on you like this, and discussing board and lodgings.

It's the most frightful cheek on my part, but, you see, Pam's letters have made me so well acquainted with The Rigs and everyone in it that I'm afraid I don't feel the need of ceremony." "We wouldn't know what to do with ceremony here," said Jean.


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