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Helena Belmont saw little of her company for two days. She spent part of the time in the forest, the rest in her boudoir, a long room on the east side of the house opening into her bedroom at one end
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Helena Belmont saw little of her company for two days. She spent part of the time in the forest, the rest in her boudoir, a long room on the east side of the house opening into her bedroom at one end
Next morning the guests of Casa Norte were assembled in the court discussing Clive’s departure and waiting for the tra…
Helena did not meet her guests at dinner that night, nor did she trouble to send word that she was ill. She rang for t…
Clive would not sit up all night with Helena, but they spent hours of the day in the forest, and there was nothing fun…
The next morning she awoke with a sudden pang of sympathy for Mary Gordon. Her intuitions were keener than they had ev…
He did not see her alone again for two days, although he was with her constantly, and they had long talks apart. There…
Clive drove over the next afternoon. He sat some distance from Helena at dinner, and afterward she and Mrs. Lent playe…
Mr. Van Rhuys returned the next morning. Helena and several of her guests drove over to the hotel station to meet him.…
The girls in their gayest muslin frocks, chaperoned by the more sedate Mrs. Cartwright, arrived at the camp at seven. …
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