[A Man and a Woman by Stanley Waterloo]@TWC D-Link bookA Man and a Woman CHAPTER XXII 2/8
And he obeyed, machine-like. She was in a fantastic mood assuredly.
She watched him, her cheek resting upon one little hand for a long time, a thoughtful look upon her face.
Then she broke out impetuously: "How smooth and clean your face is! Do you--do you go to--you know what I mean.
Do you go to a barber every day ?" He answered that he shaved himself. "Is it very hard ?" she asked. "Well, that depends." She studied once more for a long time, then spoke again, on this occasion blushing furiously: "Grant, dear, I want to _do_ things for you always.
I want to take care of you.
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