Mary Roberts Rinehart

Mary Roberts Rinehart

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Portrait of Mary Roberts Rinehart Mary Roberts Rinehart,  The Breaking Point (Rinehart novel… (1922)

“ At three o'clock, with a slight headache from concentration, she went upstairs and put up her hair again; rather high this time to make her feel taller. Of course, it was not likely he would come. He was very busy. So many people depended on him. It must be wonderful to be like that, to have people needing one, and looking out of the door and saying: “I think I see him coming now.”
Nevertheless when the postman rang her heart gave a small leap and then stood quite still. When Annie slowly mounted the stairs she was already on her feet, but it was only a card announcing: “Mrs.
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