DICKENS’S STUDY
“ ser a time.
I turned reluctantly to her.
‘ made you c? You must icular interest? Some personal attraction?“
I shing special, no.”
And t tillness of tars and the fire.
It must er, w sime.
‘Margaret.“ I believe it time s name. ”omorrow…“
‘Yes?“
‘You you?“
It ell rembling in of fatigue or illness, but it seemed to me, in t before I ans Miss inter was afraid.
t morning Maurice drove me to tation and I took train south.