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Updated: May 28, 2025
I ran in and knelt beside Elaine, and as I stooped to lift her as my hand touched her hair this was the jealous question on my lips "What has she to do with it. It is I who cannot do without him who must miss him always!" "Yes," said Miss Le Petyt, gazing into the deep fireplace and letting her hands and her knitting lie for the moment idle in her lap. "Oh, yes, I have seen a ghost.
William Petyt was a Bencher of the Inner Temple, Keeper of the Records in the Tower, and a prolific author. A tablet inscribed with quaint English, recording Petyt's charity, still stands on the dull little block building of the present century, which replaced the old school. Dr. Chamberlayne was another famous inhabitant of Church Street.
But I don't know about the high red heels, for I never saw her feet. Perhaps she was like the Queen of Spain, and hadn't any. And as for the hands, it all depends how you wring them. There's an elderly shop-walker at Knightsbridge, for instance " "Don't be prosy, dear, when you know that we're just dying to hear the story." Miss Le Petyt turned to me with a small deprecating laugh.
In fact I have lived in a house with one for quite a long time." "How you could " began one of my host's daughters; and "You, Aunt Emily?" cried the other at the same moment. Miss Le Petyt, gentle soul, withdrew her eyes from the fireplace and protested with a gay little smile. "Well, my dears, I am not quite the coward you take me for.
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