23/45 And then another one comes, and she is drearier than the last--at least, I am." Francis lay back and laughed at this dismal picture of the rejection of the fittest. "There was an awfully nice girl down at Ashbridge at Easter when I was there, who was simply pining to take you. I've forgotten her name." Michael clicked his fingers in a summary manner. "You and she flirted all the time, and three months afterwards you don't even remember her name. If you had only been me, you would have married her. |