[Lady Connie by Mrs. Humphry Ward]@TWC D-Link bookLady Connie CHAPTER IV 34/40
We shall catch them up before we get to Merton Street.
And this only pays the very smallest fraction of your debt! I understood that if my mother wrote--" She coloured brightly. "I didn't promise!" she said hastily.
"And I found the Hoopers were counting on me." "No doubt.
Oh, I don't grumble.
But when friends--suppose we take the old path under the wall? It is much less crowded." And before she knew where she was, she had been whisked out of the stream of visitors and undergraduates, and found herself walking almost in solitude in the shadow of one of the oldest walls in Oxford, the Cathedral towering overhead, the crowd moving at some distance on their right. "That's better," said Falloden coolly.
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