The lady of the basement flatVaizey, George de Horne, Mrs.
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The lady of the basement flat
Vaizey, George de Horne, Mrs.
Irish -- England -- Fiction; Single women -- Fiction
I rather liked the idea of myself as mistress of that old house! With
my head on his shoulder I devoted several moments to the consideration
of how I should arrange the drawing-room. It was amazing that I could
not conjure up one pang of regret for dear "Pastimes!"
"There's a lot to be done first," I told him. "Two homes to break up.
I shall have to find new tenants."
"What about General Underwood for `Pastimes'?" he asked.
I raised my head and looked at him. He was manfully trying to smile.
"Wretch!" I exclaimed. "So you've got your way after all!"
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