The Breaking Point by Mary Roberts Rinehart
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It was sometime later in the meal that Dick looked up from his plate
and said: "I'd like to cut office hours on Wednesday night, David. I've asked Elizabeth Wheeler to go into town to the theater." "What about the baby at the Homer place?" "Not due until Sunday. I'll leave my seat number at the box office, anyhow." "What are you going to see, Dick?" Mrs. Crosby asked. "Will you have some dumplings?" "I will, but David shouldn't. Too much starch. Why, it's 'The Valley,' I think. An actress named Carlysle, Beverly Carlysle, is starring in it." He ate on, his mind not on his food, but back in the white house on Palmer Lane, and a girl. Lucy Crosby, fork in air, stared at him, and then glanced at David. But David did not look up from his plate. III |
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