The Port of Adventure by Charles Norris Williamson;Alice Muriel Williamson
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"And you've been----"
"Just practising with my new machine. I thought I might as well keep around in your neighbourhood as anywhere." "I've seen your car. But you were so goggled----" "I hated to have you misunderstand me again, till I could explain. I thought maybe some day you'd be a little glad to see me--not for myself, but for--" "_Myself!_" Angela finished. "Yes, I'm selfish enough to be glad now--_very_ glad. You're a friend in need." "Then I'm happy. That's all I ask to be--just a friend in need. Will you let me drive you to Riverside?" "I'd let you drive me--_anywhere_, to lunch. But you mustn't ask just now if I've forgiven you. It would be taking an unfair advantage of a shipwrecked mariner." "I shouldn't think of doing such a low-down thing," protested the forest creature. XII THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY OF MAKE-BELIEVE |
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