Dulcie Carlyon: A novel. Volume 2 (of 3)

· 1887

'Something must be done, and deuced soon too, to separate this pair of spoons, or else they will be corresponding by letter, somehow or anyhow, after he has taken himself off; and Lady Fettercairn is always saying it is high time that something was definitely arranged between the girl and me! But, of course, Finella thinks _him_ handsome enough to be the hero of a three-volume novel.' Thus muttered Shafto, who, after a long absence, had returned to Craigengowan again, believing that Hammersley must now be gone; but he found, to his extreme annoyance, that two days of that officer's visit yet remained; so, with the futile _fracas_ about the cards in his mind, Shafto avoided him as much as po…

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