England -- Social life and customs -- Fiction; Science fiction; Time travel -- Fiction
“I'm going to follow him,” she answered solemnly, in a very cold voice,
“where YOU have sent him. But alone by myself: not here, before you.”
And she brushed him away, as he tried to seize it, with regal dignity.
Monteith, abashed, turned back without one word, and made his way to
the inn in the little village. But Frida walked on by herself, in the
opposite direction, across the open moor and through the purple heath,
towards black despair and the trout-ponds at Broughton.
THE END
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The British Barbarians, by Grant Allen
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