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"I say, Nealie, what does the toucan want to have such a long bill for?" asked Billykins, slipping his arm through Nealie's as they walked back to the tearooms together.
Yet of course she knew perfectly who you were." "Arthur will probably follow this man," murmured Lady Coryston, returning to her watch. "Go and have some tea, mother, and come back." "No. I might miss his getting up." There was silence a little. The House was thinning rapidly, and half the occupants of the Ladies' Galleries had adjourned to the tearooms on the farther side of the corridor.
If you would welcome a suggestion from me, come home only half the times you dine yourself and your girl friends at tearooms and cafes in the city, and you will save my share that way.
Mindful of this fact, Billykins was trying to divert her attention by talking very fast about what he had seen; but twisting his head round to see if the maimed stranger was leaving the gardens or taking the other path which led by a picturesque bridge round to the other entrance to the tearooms, he was surprised to see him stop and speak to Mr. Wallis, who was walking behind with Don.
Their meetings on those urgent occasions when Mrs. Mattingford came to town for her dress allowance in order to go bargain-hunting took place at one of the cheap tearooms in Fleet Street. Although Mr. Mattingford was somewhat flustered by the unexpected appearance of Mrs.
"Here!" he said, "do you know one Yada Mori Yada a Japanese? Is he one of you?" "Oh, yes!" answered one of the chess-players. "Yada, yes! We know him a very smart fellow, Yada. You know him too?" But before Ayscough could reply to this somewhat vexatious question, a man who had been left in the tearooms came hurrying up the staircase and burst in upon them. He made straight for the Inspector.
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