Quotation from: The Arrow of Gold

Written by: Joseph Conrad


She looked at me with eyes of invincible innocence and began to
glide towards the door, so smoothly that the flame of the candle
hardly swayed. "Good-night," she murmured.


"Good-night, Mademoiselle."


Then in the very doorway she turned right round as a marionette
would turn.


"Oh, you ought to know, my dear young Monsieur, that Mr. Blunt, the
dear handsome man, has arrived from Navarre three days ago or more.
Oh," she added with a priceless air of compunction, "he is such a
charming gentleman."

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