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Barbara Cartland

A Ghost in Monte Carlo

  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    now he was not certain how near he had been to defeat or annihilation. He was free, that was all that mattered
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    But now he was safe! Safe and free to return to Cheveron
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    she asked him to behave honourably towards her, he must do so, whatever the cost to himself
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    that if she appealed to him to save her good name
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    had brought him that he realised how terribly afraid he had been of telling her that their love affair was at an end
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    It was only now in the utter relief that Violet’s decision
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    that she was weeping not only for Robert but her lost youth
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    but when they did, they shook her from head to foot, a tempest of utter misery such as she had never experienced in the whole of her life before
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    him shut the front door and walk down the garden steps. She sat very still, listening for a long time
  • Mary Augustowiczhas quoted3 years ago
    She heard Robert’s feet crossing the hall, she heard
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