Snow-Blind by Katharine Newlin Burt
page 66 of 108 (61%)
page 66 of 108 (61%)
|
"We will," he answered through his teeth, hardly pausing in his whistling for the odd reply. "We will." But for all that, he set her gently and suddenly down, and she knew that she stood again at the cabin door. "Pete, where are you?" she asked. But he had disappeared, still in utter silence, like a genie whose task is done. CHAPTER X "What did he say to you? What did he say to you?" asked Hugh again and again. Sylvie laughed at him. "He didn't say anything--hardly a word, except that he pretended he was going on forever. He said: 'We will, we will.' That's absolutely all, Hugh. Don't be so silly. What _could_ he say?" "I don't know," Hugh answered. "He might have made fun of me." "Fun of you! After saving my life! I'd have boxed his ears! No, no, |
|