The Trespasser, Volume 2 by Gilbert Parker
page 29 of 77 (37%)
page 29 of 77 (37%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
"I know."
The rector's voice shook as he replied: "You have not spoken to her?" "No." "You will not speak of it?" "No." "Unless I should die, and she should wish it?" "Always as she wishes." They parted, and Gaston returned to the Court. CHAPTER VIII HE ANSWERS AN AWKWARD QUESTION The next morning Brillon brought a note from Ian Belward, which said that he was starting, and asked Gaston to be sure and come to Paris. The note was carelessly friendly. After reading it, he lay thinking. Presently he chanced to see Jacques look intently at him. "Well, Brillon, what is it?" he asked genially. Jacques had come on better than Gaston had hoped for, but the light play of his nature was |
|