Henry C. Rowland

Henry C. Rowland

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Portrait of Henry C. Rowland Henry C. Rowland,  The Bibliophile — Chapter VI (1919)

“ If he dislikes her enough to make his marriage a penalty, he might better choke her at once and be done with it.
Having found the antidote, as we hoped, the next thing was to administer it without the use of a gag and a tube, Claudius would have smelled a rat if I had tried to bell him with that book. Here Miss Grayling, my library friend, stepped into the breach. She got the reviewing of the book, which was just out, and I took the child dancer into the plot and had her force the review on Claudius in the Times.
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