The Splendid Folly by Margaret Pedler
page 4 of 358 (01%)
page 4 of 358 (01%)
|
MARGARET PEDLER. NOTE:--Musical setting by Isador Epstein. Published by G. Ricordi & Co.; 14 East 43rd Street, New York. THE SPLENDID FOLLY CHAPTER I THE VERDICT The March wind swirled boisterously down Grellingham Place, catching up particles of grit and scraps of paper on his way and making them a torment to the passers-by, just as though the latter were not already amply occupied in trying to keep their hats on their heads. But the blustering fellow cared nothing at all about that as he drove rudely against them, slapping their faces and blinding their eyes with eddies of dust; on the contrary, after he had swept forwards like a tornado for a matter of fifty yards or so he paused, as if in search of some fresh devilment, and espied a girl beating her way up the street and carrying a roll of music rather loosely in the crook of her arm. In an |
|