The Little Lady of The Big House by Jack London Chapter 15 Page 5

Graham said. “Tell me about them. Show me that — Of course, that’s a Keith, there; but whose is that next one? It’s beautiful.”

“A McComas — ” she was answering; and Graham, with a pleasant satisfaction, was settling himself to a half-hour’s talk on pictures, when Donald Ware entered with questing eyes that lighted up at sight of the Little Lady.

His violin was under his arm, and he crossed to the piano in a brisk, business-like way and proceeded to lay out music.

“We’re going to work till lunch,” Paula explained to Graham. “He swears I’m getting abominably rusty, and I think he’s half right. We’ll see you at lunch. You can stay if you care, of course; but I warn you it’s