Delia Blanchflower by Mrs. Humphry Ward
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"And the meeting here?"
"Of course. Can't I do what I like with my own house? We'll have the notices out next week." Gertrude looked up-- "When did you say that man--Mr. Winnington--was coming?" "His note this morning said 4:30." "You'd better see him alone--for the first half hour anyway." Delia made a face. "I wish I knew what line to take up. You've been no use at all, Gertrude!" Gertrude smiled. "Wait till you see him," she said coolly. "Mother-wit will help you out." "I wish I had anything to bargain with." "So you have." "Pray, what?" "The meeting here. You _could_ give that up. And he needn't know |
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