[Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters by May Agnes Fleming]@TWC D-Link bookKate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters CHAPTER IV 21/26
Rose shrugged her plump shoulders and ran down stairs, for Doctor Danton was coming up the avenue, and Rose, of late, had divided her attention pretty equally between playing detective amateur and flirting with Doctor Danton.
But there was a visitor for Rose in the drawing-room; and the young Doctor, entering the dining-room, found his sister alone, looking dreamily out at the starry twilight. "Grace," he said, "I come to say good-bye; I am going to Montreal." Grace looked round at him with a sudden air of relief. "Oh, Frank! I am glad.
When are you going ?" Doctor Frank stared at her an instant in silence, and then hooked a footstool towards him with his cane. "Well, upon my word, for a sister who has not seen me for six years, that is affectionate.
You're glad I'm going, are you ?" "You know what I mean; it is about Rose Danton." "Well, what about Miss Rose ?" "I am glad you are going to get out of her way.
I am glad she will have no chance to make a fool of you.
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