[Imperium in Imperio: A Study Of The Negro Race Problem by Sutton E. Griggs]@TWC D-Link bookImperium in Imperio: A Study Of The Negro Race Problem CHAPTER X 6/17
But when he opened his mouth to reply he was afraid of saying something that would shatter this good opinion; so he bowed politely and merely said, "Thank you." "I trust that you will find our association agreeable," said Miss Nermal, smiling and walking toward him. This remark turned Belton's mind to thoughts that stimulated him to a brisk reply.
"Oh assuredly, Miss Nermal.
I am already more than satisfied that I shall expect much joy and pleasure from my association with you--I--I--I mean the teachers." Belton felt that he had made a bad break and looked around a little uneasily at the principal, violently condemning in his heart that rule which led principals to escort young men around; especially when there was a likelihood of meeting with such a lovely girl.
If you had consulted Belton's wishes at that moment, school would have been adjourned immediately, the principal excused, and himself allowed to look at and talk to Miss Nermal as much as he desired. However, this was not to be.
The principal moved to the door to continue his tour.
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