The Brother of Daphne by Dornford Yates
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"I have to thank you for lending me your rug, Pomfret," she said. I replied for the little chap: "It's not my rug; I am but the bail- " "That's all right. Is your master nice to you?" "But yes, lady. Don't you like him?" "He seems to mean well." "Isn't that rather unkind?" said Pomfret. "I'm not in the witness-box now." "Then there's no reason why you shouldn't tell the truth." "Really, Pomfret!" "Forgive me, Alice. I'm only a young car, and sometimes, when the petrol gets into my tank- " "I hope you don't take more than you should." "I'm sober enough to see you've got a fine pair of headlights." "I'm afraid you're of rather a coming-on disposition, Pomfret." |
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