Tenterhooks by Ada Leverson
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page 86 of 230 (37%)
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'So this is really the last time I'm to see you for ages, Mrs Ottley?' 'But aren't we all going to the theatre tomorrow? With you, I mean? Bruce said so.' 'Oh yes. I mean the last time alone. Yes, I've got a box for _The Moonshine Girl_. Bruce said you'd come. Lady Everard and Vincy will be there.' 'That will be fun--I love that sort of show. It takes one right away from life instead of struggling to imitate it badly like most plays.' 'It's always delightful to hear what you say. And anything I see with you I enjoy, and believe to be better than it is,' said Aylmer. 'You know you cast a glamour over anything. But the next day I'm going away for three months at least.' 'A long time.' 'Is it? Will it seem long to you?' 'Why, of course. We shall--I shall miss you very much. I told you so.' 'Really?' he insisted. 'Really,' she smiled. They looked at each other. |
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