A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
16
window
driving by a furrier's
noon, and the sight
a sense of suffocation that
Ha-ha
get away.
He
!'
Swancourt,
^Miss
us
filled
I
this
all
with such
we were glad
public.
taking notes I
I
to
turned to Elfride.
have hardly seen or
spoken to you since your literary
made
after-
feat
was
had no idea a child was
down
at quiet Endelstow, or
should certainly have put myself and
court,
Swan-
upon our best behaviour.
friends
why
you give me a hint
didn't
!'
Elfride fluttered, blushed, laughed, said it
was nothing
to speak
Well, I think
of,
you were rather
by the Present;
treated
Writing a heavy review elegant
was
&c. &c.
trifle like
I
certainly
like that
do.
upon an
the Court of Kellyon Castle
absurd.'
What ?' said Elfride, opening Was I reviewed in the Present T '
'
unfairly
'
0, yes
was four or ^
No,
I
didn't
five
you
see
months ago
never saw
it.
it ?
her eyes.
Why,
it
!'
How
sorry I
am
