Balloons by Elizabeth Bibesco
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page 78 of 148 (52%)
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"Laugh, I think." "With a little hidden tear in her voice?" "I have my doubts about the hidden tear." "Then she would be no good to me. I like mixed effects." At this moment Grace and Edgar danced by. They were both radiantly fair and a little colossal in scale. Her eyes were half shut and her mouth was half open. "Matthew," Virginia was firm, "something must be done. How can he scale the heights of a great passion carrying that hold-all?" "An empty hold-all isn't so very heavy." "It is if you can't put it down." "Virginia," he said, "your missionary zeal appals me. Why invade the situation? What are you going to tell the man? That he has children?" "No. That he is throwing his life into a cul-de-sac." "He won't believe you." "No." "And it will probably end by his falling in love with you and think |
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