Our Elizabeth - A Humour Novel by Florence A. (Florence Antoinette) Kilpatrick
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'He seems to have told you quite a lot about himself already,' I
interposed. She smirked again. 'I 'adn't been talkin' to 'im ten minutes afore 'e arsked me wot was my night out. 'E isn't arf a one.' 'It seems he isn't,' I agreed. And I sent up a silent prayer of thankfulness to Heaven and the Domestic Bureau. 'But what about the Amalgamated boilermaker?' 'Oh, 'im!' She tossed her head. ''E can go to--Manchester.' CHAPTER XI 'Have you observed William closely, recently, Netta?' Henry asked me. 'Something seems to have happened to him?' 'Why should I observe William?' I demanded, puzzled, 'he is not the sort of man a woman would observe, closely or otherwise.' 'That is exactly one of the reasons why I like him--you leave him alone,' remarked that horrid Henry. 'I can talk to him without your distracting his attention by flirting with him.' I felt wounded. 'Henry, this is monstrous.' 'You cannot deny, my dear, that I have brought men--fluent |
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