Edward Hopper Painting

Edward Hopper Painting
In her ears there still rang the Frenchman's half careless yet confident question, "De Leipsic and Liverpool man?"
Following a sudden impulse, she went back into the sitting-room, and taking a black-headed pin out of her bodice stuck it amid the leaves of the Bible. Then she opened the Book, and looked at the page the pin had marked: -
Edward Hopper Painting
My tabernacle is spoiled and all my cords are broken . . . There is none to stretch forth my tent any more and to set up my curtains."
At last leaving the Bible open, Mrs. Bunting went downstairs, and as she opened the door of her sitting-room Daisy came towards her stepmother.
Edward Hopper Painting