“Millicent let out her breath in a sigh of happiness. “Isn’t it beautiful? I’ve never been out in the park at this time of the morning before. The dawn is so romantic, don’t you think? It’s the beginning of everything!” George said nothing, but tiptoed a little more rapidly over the wet grass. “Look at the light on the water.” Millicent went on ecstatically. “It’s just like a great silver plate.” “Funny shape for a plate,” George muttered, regarding the long, narrow snake of the Serpentine with ...less enthusiasm than she. “It will be like fairyland out there.” Millicent had no respect for the practical at a time like this. She had crept out through the park to sail on the dawn-lit water alone with George. What place had the literal at such a point? She picked up her skirts to keep them from getting soaked in the dew; this much was merely common sense, which was a totally different thing. No one wanted the wet, heavy fabric flapping around their ankles. “There’s someone already out,”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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