The Last Brave Invader

The Last Brave InvaderLauria Swept down the spiral staircase in regal dignity, and wished there were someone...
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Author: Fontenay, Charles L.,1917-2007
Format: eBook
Language: English
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The Last Brave Invader

The Last Brave Invader

€6,17

The Last Brave Invader

€6,17
Author: Fontenay, Charles L.,1917-2007
Format: eBook
Language: English

The Last Brave Invader

Lauria Swept down the spiral staircase in regal dignity, and wished there were someone there to witness her entrance. She walked across the parlor to the gun-rack and strapped a holstered pistol to her hip, just above the rustling flare of the full skirt of her evening dress. The green sun's slanting rays in the parlor window told her it was late afternoon, nearly time to get started. She went to the full-length mirror. Beside the mirror hung the framed copy of the Constitution of Pamplin, hand-lettered on parchment. In bold red letters it proclaimed: She saw with approval the breadth of her hips, the erectness of her shoulders. With more reluctance, her eyes rose to her face. There was still beauty there, she told herself, to the discerning eye. That touch of slackness to the jaw, that faint hollowness of cheek: those were no doubt exaggerated by the dimness of the room. In a table drawer, Lauria found jars and tubes. From them she carefully filled in a fuller form for her mouth, dabbed heavily at her cheeks, touched up her eyes, smeared over her jawline. She fluffed out the thinning blond hair and donned a light scarf then she removed the heavy bars from the front door. She went out, and locked its triple locks behind her. She gazed around cautiously and stepped lightly down the gravelled path. Around the house, the grounds were a solid mass of blooming flowers. Lauria had plenty of time to spend in the garden. The baskets and other handicraft articles that were her means of income left her a good deal of leisure, and cooking and household chores were routine and brief. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 60305
Author: Fontenay, Charles L.
Release Date: Sep 15, 2019
Format: eBook
Language: English

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