[Ranching for Sylvia by Harold Bindloss]@TWC D-Link bookRanching for Sylvia CHAPTER VI 12/17
Still, to prevent any misapprehension, I'd better point out that my chief failings are a fondness for looking at the amusing side of things and a slackness in availing myself of my opportunities.
As an instance of the latter defect, I'm boring you by talking about Lansing." Flora regarded him with a quiet smile. "It struck me that you were saying something about yourself." "I suppose that's true," Edgar admitted.
"It clears the ground." "For what ?" "For an extension of our acquaintance, among other things." "Do you want it extended ?" They had stopped at the edge of a hollow filled with tall, harsh grass, and Edgar studied her while he considered his answer.
There was nothing that suggested coquetry in the faint amusement she displayed; this was a girl with some depth of character, though he realized that she was pretty.
She carried herself well; she was finely and strongly made; her gray eyes were searching; and she had a rather commanding manner.
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