Red Hat Girl

Red Hat Girl
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Regatta At Argenteuil
Vermeer Girl with a Red Hat
For once both Lady Westholme and Miss Pierce seemed a little at a loss.Theformer said at last in a voice lacking its usual self-assurance: "Well-really-it is difficult to say.They -they were very quiet about it." "Stunned,"said Miss Pierce. She offered the word more as a suggestion than as a fact. "They all went out with Miss King,"said Lady Westholme."Miss Pierce and Ivery sensibly remained where we were." A faintly wistful look was observable in Miss Pierce's eye at this point. "I detest vulgar curiosity!"continued Lady Westholme. The wistful look became more pronounced.It was clear that Miss Pierce hadhad perforce to hate vulgar
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curiosity,too! "Later,"concluded Lady Westholme,"the dragoman and Miss King returned.Isuggested that dinner should be served immediately to the four of us,so that theBoynton family could dine later in the marquee without the embarrassment ofstrangers being present.My suggestion was adopted and immediately after the mealI retired to my tent.Miss King and Miss Pierce did the same.Mr Cope,Ibelieve,remained in the marquee as he was a friend of the family and thought hemight be of some assistance to them.That is all I know,M.Poirot."