Lawyers -- Fiction; Love stories; Mystery and detective stories; Political corruption -- Fiction
"Margery, I want my answer, dear. I love you--love you; it isn't
possible to tell you how much. There isn't enough time in all existence
to tell you. You are mine, Margery--mine. You can't get away from that."
She turned, very slowly, and looked at me with her level eyes. "Yours!"
she replied softly, and I took her in my arms.
Edith was still at the telephone.
"I don't know," she was saying. "Just wait until I see."
As she came toward the door, Margery squirmed, but I held her tight. In
the doorway Edith stopped and stared; then she went swiftly back to the
telephone.
"Yes, dear," she said sweetly. "They are, this minute."
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