The Brother of Daphne by Dornford Yates
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with my investigation.
"A gentle and confiding nature, characterized by a penchant for escapade, is denoted by the joy-wheel at the base of Halley's Comet. And so we come to the life-belt. This- my word, this is all right! Unrivalled for resistance to damp and wear, will last three to six times as long as ordinary paint- I mean life- of extraordinary durability. Now for the heart-line. The expert will here descry a curious mixture of- Further investigation she cut short by so determined an attempt at withdrawal that I let her hand go. "Oughtn't we to be beginning again?" "You're very eager for the last show." "No, I'm not, but I want to get it over." "Oh, Judy!" She laid her hand on my shoulder. "No, Punch, no, I didn't mean that. It's been- great fun." "It's sweet of you to say that." "It's not. Don't you think I've liked it?" I leaned forward. |
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