[A Daughter of the Snows by Jack London]@TWC D-Link bookA Daughter of the Snows CHAPTER XII 15/19
I offered to abandon the federation, but he would not hear of it.
And--" "And ?" Mrs.Schoville murmured ecstatically. "And I married Ilswunga, which is the Chow Chuen name for Wild Deer. Poor Ilswunga! Like Swinburne's Iseult of Brittany, and I Tristram! The last I saw of her she was playing solitaire in the Mission of Irkutsky and stubbornly refusing to take a bath." "Oh, mercy! It's ten o'clock!" Mrs.Schoville suddenly cried, her husband having at last caught her eye from across the room.
"I'm so sorry I can't hear the rest, Mr.St.Vincent, how you escaped and all that.
But you must come and see me.
I am just dying to hear!" "And I took you for a tenderfoot, a _chechaquo_," Frona said meekly, as St.Vincent tied his ear-flaps and turned up his collar preparatory to leaving. "I dislike posing," he answered, matching her meekness.
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