[The Philanderers by A.E.W. Mason]@TWC D-Link bookThe Philanderers CHAPTER II 17/21
Otherwise she's difficult to describe; a bald enumeration of features would be rank injustice.' Drake's curiosity responded to the flick. 'One might fit them together with a little trouble,' he suggested. 'The metaphor of a puzzle is not inapt,' replied Fielding, as he opened his door.
'Good-night!' and he went in. Half-way down Pall Mall Drake was smitten by a sudden impulse.
The fog had cleared from the streets; he looked up at the sky.
The night was moonless but starlit, and very clear.
He lifted the trap, spoke to the cabman, and in a few minutes was driving southwards across Westminster Bridge. It was the chance recollection of a phrase dropped by Conway during dinner which sent him in this untimely scurry to Elm-tree Hill.
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