But it was of no avail. “It is an annoyance, my friend,” she said, “not a tragedy. You must let me take you to things—to meetings and things, to conferences and talks. As this seemed insufficient, after a lapse of five minutes, he added another hundred weight. She had decided that she would begin with her pearl necklace. This helped to restore Ann Veronica’s self-command. Once more he was the searcher. It was a great weight from her shoulders to confide in another human being, and she suspected he did truly believe her. If you can imagine it, I survived it. “Yes,” said Ann Veronica, trying to think where they were, trying to get things plain again that had seemed plain enough in the quiet of the night. And where was that devil? Had the soldiers found him? She could not think he had escaped, for she had only just made it into the passage as they entered the library. I never could. Phillips Oppenheim *** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK ANNA THE ADVENTURESS *** ***** This file should be named 26596-h.
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