Civil service
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You have never inquired, I suppose?"
His eyes narrowed. "By Jove, you are a mean little beggar!"
"Mean?" she cried, clenching her hands. Then she laughed suddenly,
"Do you want people to hear us ragging each other? Don't go/go.html">go into
you--loving letters they were--from the heart--written, I say, over
the pen from you, except the note a year ago telling me where you
given up my work on the stage and might become a burden on you.
have you persistently refused to answer my subsequent letters?"
"Because I read between the lines in all of them," she said levelly.
"You have no right to say that I expected you to get money out of
downright insulting in you. I shan't let it go undefend--"
"You knew I couldn't lend you a thousand.html">thousand pounds, father," said she,
himself.
"You are at liberty," she went on, "to tell Mr. Leslie Wrandall
much if he does have the truth concerning me. Tell him all if you
not quite the rotter you think I am/am.html">am."
He did not feel called upon to explain to her that he had already
setting his nets for another thousand or two.
"It really won't matter," she said wearily. "Good-bye. I am.
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