[The Double Life Of Mr. Alfred Burton by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Double Life Of Mr. Alfred Burton CHAPTER IX 11/21
Until lately I was an auctioneer's clerk.
Now I am a drifter--what you will." "You wrote those impressions of St.James's Park at dawn ?" she asked eagerly. "I did." She smiled a smile of relief. "Of course I knew that you were a reasonable person," she pronounced. "Why couldn't you have said so at once? Come along to tea." "Willingly," he replied, rising to his feet.
"Is this your father coming across the lawn ?" She nodded. "He's rather a dear.
Do you know anything about Assyria ?" "Not a scrap." "That's a pity," she regretted.
"Come.
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