The Great Impersonation
Mr. Oppenheim forgive me:
Dominey felt from his soul he would have welcomed an earthquake, a thunderbolt, the crumbling of the floor beneath his feet to have been spared the torture of her sweet importunities.
From: The Great Impersonation, by E. Phillips Oppenheim
I'm thinking those must've been s-o-m-e 'importunities'....
Dominey felt from his soul he would have welcomed an earthquake, a thunderbolt, the crumbling of the floor beneath his feet to have been spared the torture of her sweet importunities.
From: The Great Impersonation, by E. Phillips Oppenheim
I'm thinking those must've been s-o-m-e 'importunities'....
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