[The Shoulders of Atlas by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman]@TWC D-Link bookThe Shoulders of Atlas CHAPTER VIII 2/39
She heard voices in the south room, and entered with a little cough. Horace and the new-comer were standing there talking.
The moment Sylvia entered, Horace stepped forward.
"I hardly know how to introduce you," he said; "I hardly know the relationship.
But, Mrs. Whitman, here is Miss Fletcher--Miss Rose Fletcher." "Who accepts your hospitality with the utmost gratitude," said Miss Rose Fletcher, extending a little hand in a wonderful loose gray travelling glove.
Mrs.Whitman took the offered hand and let it drop. She was rigid and prim.
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