The Man with a Shadow

· 1909

"Don't tell me a falsehood, Dally. I know what it means. You felt guilty, and your face burned." "Then I'll tell you, Dally. You are growing too light and free, and your conduct is far from becoming, or what it should be for a maid-servant at the Rectory. If girls are so foolish they must not be surprised at young men--gentlemen--taking such liberties. Now go. And mind this: if it ever occurs again, I shall acquaint my brother."…

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