[What Necessity Knows by Lily Dougall]@TWC D-Link bookWhat Necessity Knows CHAPTER XIV 10/11
The arts of those who are on the whole artless are very pretty. "Say, d'ye think Miss White's got the least bit of a heart about her anywheres ?" "We don't know exactly what you mean"-- with dignity--"but one of the ladies who boards at the hotel told mamma that Eliza _always_ behaves _admirably_'; that's part of the reason we're having her to tea." "Did she, though? If having about as much feeling as this fence has is such fine behaviour--!" He stopped, apparently not knowing exactly how to end his sentence. The girls began to recede.
The grass grew so thin and dry that they did little harm by passing through it.
It sprang up in front of their feet as they moved backwards in their white dresses.
All colour had passed from the earth.
The ripple of the river and the cry of the whip-poor-will rose amid the murmur of the night insects. "Do you sometimes come down here of an evening ?" asked the young man. "At sunset it's real pleasant." "Sometimes," answered Blue.
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