” Chapter X THE TRAGEDY OF AN APPETITE Anna, notwithstanding her quiet clothes, a figure marvellously out of accord with her surroundings, sat before a small marble-topped table at a crowded A. She’d prefer that I read classic literature, of course, but she only reads paperback romance novels, so she can’t exactly complain. Why in heaven’s name didn’t I think of that before?’ ‘What are you talking of?’ ‘Never mind that now. “Tut, tut!” he said. Manning,” she said, “for a time—Will you tell no one? Will you keep this—our secret? I’m doubtful—Will you please not even tell my aunt?” “As you will,” he said. At six o'clock, the wicket was shut; and at nine, the jail was altogether locked up. Could you come to tea at my rooms one afternoon, or would you dine with me somewhere, and do a theatre? We could have a private room, of course, if you do not wish to be seen about London, and a box at the theatre. .
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