Flames by Robert Smythe Hichens
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"I know."
They regarded each other almost uneasily. Then Valentine added, with a short laugh: "I can't have drawn it thoroughly over the door when Wade went away." "I suppose not. Well, good-night, Val." "Good-night. Shall we sit again tomorrow?" "Yes; I vote we do." Valentine let his friend out. As he shut the front door, he said to himself: "I am positive I did draw the curtain thoroughly." He went back into the tentroom and glanced again at the curtain. "Yes; I am positive." After an instant of puzzled wonder, he seemed to put the matter deliberately from him. "Come along, Rip," he said. "Why, you are cold and miserable to-night! Must I carry you then?" He picked the dog up, turned out the light, and walked slowly into his bedroom. |
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