[The Grey Cloak by Harold MacGrath]@TWC D-Link bookThe Grey Cloak CHAPTER VI 12/32
He kept wondrous guard over her the first year.
He never had any young companions at the hotel; they were all antique like himself.
Paul, there is something which age refuses to understand.
Youth, like a flower, does not thrive in dusty nooks, in dark cellars." "How about mushrooms? They grow in cellars; and the thought of them makes my mouth water." "Paul, you are unkind to laugh." "Have I not told you that I am drunk? Go on." "Well, then, youth is like a flower; it must have air and sunshine, the freedom of its graceful stem.
Nature does not leap from May to December.
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