The Brother of Daphne by Dornford Yates
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A pause. A girl's voice it was: coming from within the booth. "You seem rather surprised," said the voice. "No, no," I said, "not really surprised. Only a little staggered. You see, I know so few booths." "What are you doing here?" "To be frank, booth, I'm waiting." "I'm waiting, too." "So?" said I. "I wait, you wait, let us wait, ye shall have been about to see, they would- " "What are you waiting for?" "Developments. And you?" "My breakfast." I looked up and down the road. "I don't see it coming," I said anxiously. "What's it look like?" "Milk. You don't happen to have any, I suppose?" I felt in my pockets. |
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