The Prince and Betty by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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"Is he married?"
Her brother started. "Married? I never thought of that. But no, I guess he's not. He'd have mentioned it. He's not the sort to hush up a thing like that. I--" He stopped short. His green eyes gleamed excitedly. "Marion!" he cried. "_Marion!_" "Well, dear?" "Listen. Gee, this thing is going to be the biggest ever. I gotta new idea. It just came to me. Your saying that put it into my head. Do you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to cable over to Betty to come right along here, and I'm going to have her marry this prince guy. Yes, sir!" For once Miss Scobell showed signs that her brother's conversation really interested her. She laid down her paper, and stared at him. "Betty!" "Sure, Betty. Why not? She's a pretty girl. Clever too. The Prince'll be lucky to get such a wife, for all his darned ancestors away back to the flood." "But suppose Betty does not like him?" |
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