[Truxton King by George Barr McCutcheon]@TWC D-Link bookTruxton King CHAPTER III 41/51
He saw that it was best to be frank with this keen old man. "Baron Dangloss, I don't know just what you are driving at, but I'll set you straight so far as I'm concerned.
I never saw that girl until the day before yesterday.
I never spoke to her until to-day." "She smiled on you quite familiarly from her window casement _yesterday_," said Dangloss coolly. "She laughed at me, to be perfectly candid.
But what's all this about? Who is she? What's the game? I don't mind confessing that I have a feeling she is not what she claims to be, but that's as far as I've got." Dangloss studied the young man's face for a moment and then came to a sudden decision.
He leaned forward and smiled sourly. "Take my advice: do not play with fire," he said enigmatically. "You--you mean she's a dangerous person? I can't believe that, Baron." "She has dangerous friends out in the world.
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