He stood still a moment, still holding his grandfather’s arm. “I suppose you have to bolt yourself down.” “But not in,” said his grandfather, “not in.” Chapter Twelve 1 The girl stood at an upper window of No. 7, Parham Crescent. The lower sash was raised, and by leaning forward she was able to see the curve of the crescent and the little white houses with their green area railings and their green, blue and brown front doors. The houses were not so white as in Victorian days, nor were the railings so green. Vaguely…
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