[The Black Box by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Black Box CHAPTER II 8/84
I found it a most inconvenient time, as the lather--" "Oh, bother the lather, father!" Ella exclaimed.
"Read the cablegram, or let me." Her father smoothed it out before him and read-- "To Lord Ashleigh, Hamblin House, Dorset, England. "I find a magnificent programme arranged for at Metropolitan Opera House this year.
Have taken box for your daughter, engaged the best professor in the world, and secured an apartment at the Leeland, our most select and comfortable residential hotel. Understand your brother is still in South America, returning early spring, but will do our best to make your daughter's year of study as pleasant as possible.
Advise her sail on Saturday by Mauretania." "On Saturday ?" Ella almost screamed. "New York!" Lady Ashleigh murmured disconsolately.
"How impossible, George!" Her husband handed over the letter and cablegram, which Ella at once pounced upon.
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