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decided with a sigh of satisfaction , and | |
then regarded the ring which he retrieved | |
which had followed her slim young figure | |
with some bitterness . | |
so had left him , on her dignity and not | |
" If I were somebody else's girl that 's | |
seeing the look of admiration and revelation | |
from his pocket . " At a price , " he concluded , | |
there was just time to smoke a cigarette , | |
hospital . | |
They often had such a rendezvous , for | |
Sentence Database P03-189 | |
if one walked slowly , between road and | |
steely . ' I see . ' Scorn lashed his | |
badly - at any price . I hope | |
His mouth hardened , his eyes became | |
Truth ! ' His gaze held hers | |
you are satisfied . ' | |
words . ' I wonder you dared trust | |
him to my care . ' ' Nicholas - ' | |
masterfully . ' You wanted it so | |
' Well ! At least I know the truth . | |
vulsion that was homicidal . | |
mantle , and said with such | |
And as he spoke , the thought | |
he put back his professional | |
tied . He dare not precipitate | |
room filled him with a re- | |
icy politeness , such withdrawn | |
Even in that , his hands were | |
of Philip lying in the other | |
coronary . And in that second | |
what might well be another | |
will contact your new doctor | |
his # prescription pad , and | |
# scribble on it . Then , | |
' I will leave you the necessary pre- | |
waistcoat pocket , take out | |
he tore off the leaflet and | |
with a gesture she knew so well , | |
scription for the sedatives . You | |
when you reach your parents' | |
house . ' She watched him flick | |
his fountain-pen from his | |
thing - not even friendship . | |
him . She couldn't hate him ... | |
him go , unable to speak , she | |
felt that part of her was leaving | |
with a deadly finality . Watching | |
' Good-bye , Sandra , ' he said | |
If only he would have con- | |
fided in her , given some expla- | |
nation . Now there was no- | |
a hand and grasped hers . | |
solace in that fact at least . | |
the word . Nicholas , Philip ... | |
peace of mind ? Philip put out | |
He needed her . She would find | |
Love . She revolted against | |
words : ' I love you - oh , you | |
where was happiness , or | |
She went back to Philip . But | |
know that well enough . ' | |
all she could hear were Nicholas's | |
what they were saying . Sandra | |
given her . ' I 'm sorry , darling . ' | |
She had her truth . How much had built | |
talking to Nicholas and wondering | |
I knew he was responsible for | |
said instinctively : ' I told him | |
up from that first ideal , and how | |
little joy , or satisfaction , it had | |
He looked nervous . It had been | |
Beryl's death . ' | |
hell lying there , knowing she was | |
you sure that she was telling the truth ? ' | |
disbelieve the facts . ' Elation | |
no matter how one might want to | |
Her eyes darkened in torment . ' Are | |
touched him after the cold wind | |
' Good heavens , darling , why on earth | |
to see what comes out at the inquest . | |
should she lie ? Besides , it wasn't just | |
her word . There was enough evidence , | |
of suspense . ' It will be interesting | |
will matter most . ' Strange how just | |
will be truthful , but what he leaves out | |
then Philip was so certain that Nicholas | |
Sandra too deeply to ruin her | |
origin of her recent illness . His notes | |
future happiness . Had ever circum- | |
he 'll confine himself to the nervous | |
would never betray him . He loved | |
Philip's spirits soared . | |
What his story will be . I reckon | |
stances conspired so cunningly ? | |
Something in Sandra's attitude struck | |
can you ? ' ' Forgive is an unctuous , | |
He was better ; he had made a | |
miraculous recovery and Sandra would |
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