[The Red Cross Girl by Richard Harding Davis]@TWC D-Link bookThe Red Cross Girl CHAPTER 8 47/57
He behaved extremely well. Might I speak with you--ALONE ?" he asked. Judge Van Vorst led the way across the terrace, and to the smoking-room, that served also as his office, and closed the door.
The stranger walked directly to the mantelpiece and put his finger on a gold cup. "I saw your mare win that at Belmont Park," he said.
"She must have been a great loss to you ?" "She was," said Van Vorst.
"The week before she broke her back, I refused three thousand for her.
Will you have a cigarette ?" The stranger waved aside the cigarettes. "I brought you inside," he said, "because I didn't want your servants to hear; and because I don't want to hurt that boy's feelings.
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