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"Ah," he laughed, "I'm not serious, I was just joking. I'd never do anything to hurt my little Bessie. I'llkeep my mouth shut."
　　"Mind you do," saidLady Sedgwick.
　　She shut down the window. Staring down at the deskin front of her she looked at her unfinished letter on the blotting paper. She picked itup, looked at it, crumpled it into a ball and slung it into the waste-paper basket. Thenabruptly she got up from her seat and walked out of the room. She did not even cast aglance around her before she went.
　　The smaller writing-rooms at Bertram's often had an appearance of being empty even when they were not. Twowell-appointed desks stood in the windows, there was a table on the right that held a fewmagazines, on the left were two very high-backed armchairs turned towards the fire. Therewere favourite