[The Confessions of Artemas Quibble by Arthur Train]@TWC D-Link bookThe Confessions of Artemas Quibble CHAPTER VIII 21/29
Incidentally she extracted from the susceptible Cohen various trifles in the way of information which later proved highly inconvenient.
Yet she never asked me or my partner any questions or showed the slightest resentment at the part we had played as her husband's attorneys in ruining her life.
Sometimes she brought the little girl with her and I marvelled that Dillingham could have sacrificed such a charming little daughter so easily. Six months passed and the Dillingham scandal ceased to be a matter of public or even of private interest.
Other affairs, equally profitable, engaged our attention, and the waiter, Hawkins, having received a substantial honorarium from the firm's bank account, had passed completely out of our minds.
I had that winter been giving a series of dinners at my house to actor clients and their managers, and these had proved conspicuously successful for the reason that my guests were of the sort who, after the wine had begun to flow, had no hesitation in entertaining the rest of the company by an exhibition of their talents.
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