Horace Blake (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Horace Blake

AS he came in she was standing by a desk on which lay a mass of proofs which she was pinning together, giving each chapter a brass fastener to itself with a firm pressure Of the large, admirable hands. Green had just shut the door Of the room in which he had been interviewing her husband, and She looked up at him with a grave, friendly expression.

It was good Of you to let me see him, Mrs. Blake, he said, he is in Splendid form; can he be always as bright as this?

Not always. Her voice was not musical, but it had a force in it that was pleasant.

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