The Day of Days - An Extravaganza by Louis Joseph Vance
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"Wel-l--" "Here she comes now," added P. Sybarite, glancing up the street. "Quick, now; you've only a minute to decide. Is it a bet?" With a gesture of brave decision, George returned his money to his pocket. "You're an easy mark," he observed in accents of deep pity. "I knew you'd think I meant it." "But didn't you, George?" "Nah--nothin' like that! I was just kiddin' you along, to see how much you'd swallow." "It's all right then," agreed P. Sybarite. "Only--George!" "Huh?" "Don't you breathe a word of this to Miss Lessing?" "Why not?" "Because I tell you not to--because," said P. Sybarite firmly, "I forbid you." "You--you forbid me? Holy Mike! And what--" |
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