Volume II. by John Galsworthy]@TWC D-Link book Volume II. 11/27 They would cry it down Park Lane. Hailing a hansom, he got in and told the man to drive there. He paused by after-thought to say: "What do you think of it, Warmson ?" The butler ceased passing a hat brush over the silk hat Soames had taken off, and, inclining his face a little forward, said in a low voice: "Well, sir, they 'aven't a chance, of course; but I'm told they're very good shots. I've got a son in the Inniskillings." "You, Warmson? |