The Unseen Bridgegroom - or, Wedded For a Week by May Agnes Fleming
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but it's going to be frightful, if I am to be imprisoned for weeks and
weeks. I won't ring for that deceitful Sarah Grant, and I'll never give in, if they keep me until the day of judgment." She began pacing up and down the room. Death-like stillness reigned. Hours passed. Weary with the long drive, she threw herself upon the bed at last, and fell fast asleep. A noise near awoke her after a prolonged slumber. She looked up; the gas still burned, but she was no longer alone. Sarah stood by the table, arranging a tempting breakfast. "What's that?" abruptly demanded Mollie. Sarah courtesied respectfully. "Your breakfast, miss." "It is to-morrow, then?" said Mollie. "It is to-day, miss," responded the girl, with a smile. "What's the hour?" "Past eight, Miss Dane." "Are you going to stay here with me?" "No, miss." |
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