December Love by Robert Smythe Hichens
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"No?" She looked oddly doubtful for a moment. Then she said: "Mr. Craven, will you tell us the truth?" "It depends. What about?" "Oh, a very simple matter." "I'll do my best, but all men are liars." "We only ask you to do your best." "We!" he said, with a glance at Lady Sellingworth. "Yes--yes," she said. "I go solid with my sex." "Then--what is it?" "Do you ever go travelling--ever, without a secret hope of romance meeting you on your travels, somewhere, somehow, wonderfully, suddenly? Do you?" He thought for a moment. Then he said: "Honestly, I don't think I ever do." "There!" said Miss Van Tuyn triumphantly. "Nor do I." |
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