Frances Waldeaux by Rebecca Harding Davis
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to-day. He said he expected remittances from you. Is
this to be put to his credit?" "My son was in London to-day? "He has just left the house." "Did he--he left a message for me? A letter, perhaps?" "No, nothing, madam." "Put the money to his credit, of course." She went out into the narrow street and wandered along to the Bank of England, staring up at the huge buildings. He had been looking at them--he had walked on this very pavement a minute ago! That might be the smoke of his cigar, yonder! She could easily find him. Just to look at him once; to hold his hand! He might be ill and need her; he never was well in foggy weather. Then she remembered that Lisa was with him. She would nurse him. She called a cab, and, as she drove home, looked out at the crowd with a hard, smiling face. Henry Irving that night played "Shylock," and Mr. Perry |
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