Young Lives by Richard Le Gallienne
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page 128 of 266 (48%)
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"All right. When would you like to hear it?" "Now." "But I haven't got it with me to-day." "Can't you remember it?" "No, not to-day." "When will you bring it?" "I'll tell you what. Come with me to Woodside Meadows on Saturday afternoon. Your father won't mind?" "Oh, no; father likes you." "I'm glad, because I'm very fond of him." "Yes, he's a dear; and he's got far more in him than perhaps you think, under his country ways. If you could see him in the country, it would make you cry. He loves it so." "Yes, I could tell that by the way he talked of Derbyshire the first day we met. But you'll come on Saturday?" "Yes, I'll come." * * * * * |
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