In and out of Three Normady Inns by Anna Bowman Dodd
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"You--here!" "Been here a year--but you, when did you arrive? What luck! What luck!" It was John Renard, the artist; after the first salutations question followed question. "Are you alone?--" "No." "Is she--young?" "Yes." "Pretty?" "Judge for yourself--that is she--in the garden yonder." The beret dipped itself perilously out into the sky--to take a full view. "Hem--I'll come in at once." It was as a trio that the conversation was continued later, in the garden. But Renard was still chief questioner. "Have you been out on the mussel-beds?" |
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