[The Woman’s Way by Charles Garvice]@TWC D-Link bookThe Woman’s Way CHAPTER XXI 3/30
And, within those walls, was the girl he loved! He set his teeth and strode on, resentful of every yard that took him from her instead of to her. A signpost directed him to Fleckfield, and presently he came to the village and to the little inn in the middle of the single street.
It was a rustic looking place, with the usual bench and table outside it; and on the former was seated a young fellow in a knicker-bocker suit.
He was writing busily on a pad which rested on his knee, and he looked up with an absent, far-away expression in his eyes as Derrick strode in upon his solitude. "Good afternoon," he said, pleasantly, when he had come down from the clouds; for it was Reggie Rex, busy on the outline of his novel. Derrick returned the salutation and sank on to the bench beside him; and Reggie, after a comprehensive glance, and one of distinct approval, said: "You look hot, sir.
Have a drink.
I can recommend the local ale.
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