Celibates by George (George Augustus) Moore
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'Yes, he was, and a very clever artist too.'
'Then he admired the park because you were with him.' 'Perhaps that had something to do with it. But the park is very beautiful.' 'I don't think I care much about cultivated nature.' 'Don't you like a garden?' 'Yes; a disordered garden, a garden that has been let run wild.' They walked down the sandy pathway, and came unexpectedly upon Elsie and her lover sitting behind a rock. They asked where the others were. Elsie did not know. But at that moment voices were heard, and Cissy cried from the bottom of the glade: 'So there you are; we've been looking for you.' 'Looking for us indeed,' said Mildred. Now, Mildred, don't be prudish, this is Liberty Hall. You must lend us Mr. Mitchell, we want to dance.' 'What, here in the sand!' 'No, in the Salon.... Come along, Rose will play for us.' |
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