[Hetty Wesley by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookHetty Wesley PROLOGUE 3/8
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And the record had no loose ends. He owed no man a farthing. The door behind him opened softly and a small gray-headed man peered into the room. "Mr.Annesley, if I might take the liberty--" "Ah, MacNab ?" Samuel Annesley swung round promptly. "I trust, sir, I do not intrude ?" "'Intrude,' man? Why ?" "Oh, nothing, sir," answered the little man vaguely, with a dubious glance at Mr.Annesley's eyes.
"Only I thought perhaps--at such a moment--old scenes, old associations--and you leaving us for ever, sir!" "Tut, nonsense! You have something to say to me.
Anything forgotten ?" "Nothing in the way of business, sir.
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