No Other Haven
“the clerk reiterated after ten minutes of polite argument, “but where’s the sense in buying a ticket to England if you haven’t a passport?”“Will the Passport Office issue a new one?” Lindsey desperately enquired. “The other is mislaid.”“Couldn’t say about that, but they’re very particular. If I were you, I’d have another look for it. As soon as you’ve fixed that up come back, and I’ll arrange your passage. Can’t do much without a passport, though.”So Lindsey had to come away. Idiotic to have le...ft “Elliotdale” without so indispensable a piece of property as her passport. She had never seen it since the boat, and guessed that Stuart still kept it with his own. He had mentioned something about applying for a joint passport, which meant that she would not be able to travel alone, but she did not think he had proceeded with the idea, because he had never requested her signature.Rather hopelessly, she approached the Passport Office; the result was the same.MoreLess
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