[The Husbands of Edith by George Barr McCutcheon]@TWC D-Link bookThe Husbands of Edith CHAPTER IV 9/46
It is our dear Edith's desire to slip into the charmed circle through the rift that the Rodneys make.
Do you comprehend ?" They were seated side by side in the corner of the compartment, his broad back screening her as much as possible from the persistent glances of Freddie Ulstervelt, who was nobly striving to confine his attentions to Katherine.
Brock's eyes were devouring her exquisite face with a greediness that might have caused her some uneasiness if there had not been something pleasantly agreeable in his way of doing it. "Yes--faintly," he replied, after an almost imperceptible conflict between the senses of sight and hearing.
"But how does she intend to explain me away? I'll be a dreadful skeleton in her closet if it comes to that.
When she is obliged to produce the real Roxbury, what then ?" "She's thought it all out, Roxbury," said Constance severely but almost inaudibly.
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