[The Common Law by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Common Law CHAPTER IV 44/57
But _which_ is it--Kelly or Louis or Mr. Neville ?" "All three," he replied, laughing. "But which gentleman is in the ascendant? The god-like one? Or the conventional Mr.Neville? Or--the bad and very lovable and very human Louis ?" "Stop talking-nonsense, Valerie.
What are you doing ?" "Conversing with an abrupt gentleman called Louis Neville.
I _was_ reading." "All alone in your room ?" "Naturally.
Two people _couldn't_ get into it unless one of them also got into bed." "You poor child! What are you reading ?" "Will you promise not to laugh ?" "Yes, I will." "Then--I was reading the nineteenth psalm." "It's a beauty, isn't it," he said. "Oh, Louis, it is glorious!--I don't know what in it appeals most thrillingly to me--the wisdom or the beauty of the verse--but I love it." "It is fine," he said.
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