16/19 Julia sat down and cried in mortification and disgust. Mr.Anderson understood this to be acquiescence, and turned and went into the next room. She is over her little pet; lovers always have pets. Even my wife and I have had our disagreements in our time. Julia will be glad to see you in the sitting-room." Humphreys drew the draw-strings and set his face into its broadest and most parallelogrammatic smile, bowed to Mr.Anderson, and stepped into the hall. |