The Brother of Daphne by Dornford Yates
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"He's paying for it, any way, poor man. He's got to walk till he finds a farm where they'll lend him horses to get the car out." Considering the hour and the climatic conditions, I don't suppose the farmers will come running. I mean they'll wait to put some clothes on." "Probably. Besides, he doesn't know the district, so he's up against something this little night." "Of all nights, too, Eve! But what about her, poor lass?" "Oh, I'm all right." "You must be. But don't you find it rather hot in there? Can I turn on the electric fan?" "I've been making good resolutions to pass the time." "Hurray! So've I. I'm going to give up ferns. And you can tell me yours as we go along." "Go along?" "Yes, my dear. Didn't I tell you I was a highwayman? I only left York two hours ago." "Quick going." |
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