The Prime Minister's DaughterPrime Minister's daughter, returned from America after an unhappy love affair, becomes involved in a scandal and is trapped in a power play by rival politicians. |
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... felt free in proportion as he felt tied to it . But her freedom was a barren one , and as dinner wore on and the anecdotes and exchanges about plays and books and faculty gossip multiplied she felt more and more isolated , shriveled and ...
... felt free in proportion as he felt tied to it . But her freedom was a barren one , and as dinner wore on and the anecdotes and exchanges about plays and books and faculty gossip multiplied she felt more and more isolated , shriveled and ...
Page 147
... felt at ease , and looking back on those days , she felt that they were only a preparation , a leave before a return . At London Airport , as she parked her car , the roofs were dazzling in the already hot sun , and she put on her dark ...
... felt at ease , and looking back on those days , she felt that they were only a preparation , a leave before a return . At London Airport , as she parked her car , the roofs were dazzling in the already hot sun , and she put on her dark ...
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... felt that everything he said was either witty or penetrating . Hayward had laughed and agreed so much . Now , facing the window behind Hayward's head , he felt less fluent , less cogent , less scintillating . Hayward's face , he thought ...
... felt that everything he said was either witty or penetrating . Hayward had laughed and agreed so much . Now , facing the window behind Hayward's head , he felt less fluent , less cogent , less scintillating . Hayward's face , he thought ...
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