The Day of Days - An Extravaganza by Louis Joseph Vance
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"Surely you must!" she insisted. "No," he contended in stubborn melancholy. "Oh, I see. You wish to make a present--?" "I--ah--suppose so," he admitted under pressure--"yes." "Evening gloves are always acceptable. Does she go often to the theatre?" "I--don't know." The least suspicion of perplexed frown knitted the eyebrows of Miss Lessing. "Well ... is she old or young?" "I--ah--couldn't say." "Mr. Sybarite!" said the young woman with decision. He fixed an apprehensive gaze to hers--which inclined to disapproval, if with reservations. "Yes, Miss Lessing?" "Do you really want to buy gloves?" |
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