The Motor Maid by Charles Norris Williamson;Alice Muriel Williamson
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"There you are again, with your funny ideas! I shall remember that one, and bring it out as if it were my _own_. I consider myself quite lucky to have got you for a travelling companion. It's such a comfort to hear English again, and talk it, after having to converse by gesture--except with Beau. I hope you're going on to Italy?" "No. I'm getting off at Cannes." "I'm sorry. But I suppose you're glad?" "Not particularly," said I. "I've always heard that Cannes was gay." "It won't be for me." "Your relations there don't go out much?" "I've no relations in Cannes. Aren't you tired now, and wouldn't you like me to make you a little more comfortable?" "Does that mean that _you're_ tired of answering questions? I haven't meant to be rude." "You haven't been," I assured her. "You're very kind to take an interest." "Well, then, I'm _not_ tired, and I _wouldn't_ like to be made more comfortable. I'm very well as I am. Do you want to go to sleep?" |
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