Berry And Co. by Dornford Yates
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"What on earth is she doing?" said I. She turned a glowing face to mine. "Going back to the horse-pond," she flashed. I laid a hand on her arm and she stopped. "My dear, if you must have a bath, you shall have one directly you get to White Ladies. I'll turn on the water for you. But let me beg of you----" "If I go on, will you promise to behave?" "Faithfully." "And fold your arms and sit like a groom all the way?" "I suppose you couldn't make it a footman. Then I could stand on the petrol tank. However, as it's your birthday----" I folded my arms with a sigh. Instantly Agatha leaned towards me with a dazzling smile. "Good Boy," she said in a caressing tone. "Now he shall have a stamp album." "But I don't collect stamps." |
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