Love's Shadow by Ada Leverson
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He came back to say, in a rather mysterious voice--
'What were Nurse's exact words?' 'Oh, she said, "Miss Verney seemed to be carrying on anyhow with a young gentleman in Kensington Gardens," and then she said it was Mr Reeve, that's all.' 'Disgusting! Horrible!' He went out and banged the door. Edith went to the telephone. CHAPTER XIV Lady Cannon's Visit Lady Cannon got up one morning earlier than usual and tried on a dress of last season, which she found was a little too tight. For this, naturally, she blamed her maid with some severity. She then dressed rather hurriedly and went all over the house, touching little ornaments with the tip of her finger, saying that the pictures in the drawing-room were crooked, and that nothing had been properly dusted. Having sent for the housemaid and scolded her, and given the second footman notice, she |
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