[Jerry Junior by Jean Webster]@TWC D-Link book
Jerry Junior

CHAPTER II
10/14

"From your appearance I should have said you were German--most of the foreigners who visit Valedolmo are German." "Well, I'm not," he said shortly.

"I'm American." "It is a pity my father is not at home," she returned, "_he_ enjoys meeting Americans." A gleam of anger replaced the embarrassment in the young man's eyes.

He glanced about for a dignified means of escape; they had him pretty well penned in.

Unless he wished to reclimb the wall--and he did not--he must go by the terrace which retreat was cut off by the washer-women, or by the parapet, already occupied by the girl in white and the washing.

He turned abruptly and his elbow brushed a stocking to the ground.
He stooped to pick it up and then he blushed still a shade deeper.
"This is washing day," observed the girl with a note of apology.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books