[The Tidal Wave and Other Stories by Ethel May Dell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Tidal Wave and Other Stories CHAPTER XII 141/469
He entered with that in his face which the boy had never seen there before--a look that it was impossible to ignore. Charlie met Fisher half-way across the room. "Come into the billiard-room!" he said hurriedly. He seized Fisher's arms with muscular fingers. "Not here," he whispered urgently.
"She is tired--upset.
There is nothing really the matter." But Fisher resisted the impulsive grip. "I will talk to you presently," he said.
"You clear out!" He pushed past Charlie and went straight to the girl.
His jaw was set with a determination that would have astonished most of his friends. "What is it, Molly ?" he said, halting close beside her.
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