The Green Mouse by Robert W. (Robert William) Chambers
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Ethelinda had dried her eyes. Every few minutes she glanced anxiously at the little French clock over her easel. "What on earth can they be doing?" she murmured. And when the long hour struck she arose with resolution and knocked at the door. "Come in," said her father, irritably, "but don't interrupt. William and I are engaged in a very important business transaction." [Illustration: ] V SACHARISSA _Treating of Certain Scientific Events Succeeding the Wedding Journey of William and Ethelinda_ Sacharissa took the chair. She knew nothing about parliamentary procedure; neither did her younger, married sister, Ethelinda, nor the recently acquired family brother-in-law, William Augustus Destyn. "The meeting will come to order," said Sacharissa, and her brother-in-law reluctantly relinquished his new wife's hand--all but one finger. |
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