The Hand but Not the Heart by T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
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"Oh, he asked me if you hadn't a visitor to-night." "Well?" "I said yes. Only 'yes,' and no more." "Why yes, and no more?" asked Miss Loring. "D'ye think I was going to gratify him! What business had he to ask whether you had a visitor or not? You ain't sold to him." "Mary!" There was reproof in the look and voice of Miss Loring. "You must not speak so of Mr. Dexter." "Well, I won't if it displeases you. But I was downright mad with him." "You said yes to his question. What then, Mary?" "Oh, then he wanted to know who he was." "Did you tell him?" "No." "Why? And what did you answer?" "I wasn't going to gratify him; and I said that I didn't know." |
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