Rose and
Rose and Rose
作者：Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938
体例：题 章数：31
字数：238,654 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 31 题- This etext was transcribed by Les Bowler
- ROSE AND ROSE
- SECOND EDITION
- ROSE AND ROSE
- I thanked her.
- I said that I hadn’t asked her.
- I laughed aloud at this. How little did I foresee!
- I acquiesced.
- I took the problem to Mrs. O’Gorman.
- I did not look at her, so I cannot say whether Rose blushed or not.
- I gave Rose the assurance that I should not be there.
- I made no sign of comprehension.
- I explained her difficulties with the word Greville.
- I said that I should like nothing better.
- I asked her what she knew.
- I assured her that I was not a judge.
- I was astounded at her confidence.
- I asked her what she was doing there, so far from her own domain.
- I went to the door and she extended her hand.
- I offered him cigars.
- I agreed.
- I was careful not to ask her to finish the sentence.
- I shook hands with him again.
- I sighed. But what’s the use?
- I asked her if she had called on her father.
- I nodded.
- I went back to her mother and urged her to go to bed.
- I said that they were. I had told her in my letters of Rose’s painting.
- I advised against it. “To-morrow,” I said. “When you’re not so tired.”
- I tried to reassure her.
- I left her at her mother’s door.