The Twenty-Fourth of June by Grace S. (Grace Smith) Richmond
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The first thing upon which his eager glance fell was the bunch of
scarlet rose haws under the softly illumining radiance of the drop-light. His eyes lighted, his lips broke into a smile--the lips which had found it, all evening, so hard to smile with anything resembling spontaneity. Hat in hand, he addressed his treasure: "I've come back to stay with you!" he said. CHAPTER VI UNSUSTAINED APPLICATION "Mr. Kendrick, do you understand typewriting?" Judge Gray's assistant looked up, a slight surprise on his face. "No, sir, I do not," he said. "I am sorry. These sheets I am sending to the Capitol to be looked over and criticised ought to be typewritten. I could send them downtown, but I want the typist here at my elbow." He sat frowning a little with perplexity, and presently he reached for the telephone. Then he put it down, his brow clearing. "This is Saturday," he murmured. "If Roberta is at home--" |
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