[The Yellow Crayon by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Yellow Crayon CHAPTER XXIII 3/20
You simply don't appeal to me.
Perhaps I know you too well.
What does it matter!" He sighed and examined a sauce critically.
They were lunching at Prince's alone, at a small table near the wall. "Your taste," he remarked a little spitefully, "would be considered a trifle strange.
Souspennier carries his years well, but he must be an old man." She sipped her wine thoughtfully. "Old or young," she said, "he is a man, and all my life I have loved men,--strong men.
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