"Miss Defina contacted you again after the interview with 'The Times'?"
Harrison struck a match to light his pipe, took a puff, and spoke leisurely, "Mr. Hastings, it seems you're a quite respectable gentleman who doesn't often deal with this rabble, eh?"
Arthur borrowed a light from Louis, lit his cigarette, and replied, "I've had some dealings with them, but perhaps not as intimately acquainted as you."
The Great Dumas also spoke in all seriousness, "Mr. Harrison, I have read your pamphlet named 'Harrison's Marvelous Journey,' the travel guide to London. In my opinion, had it not touched upon sensitive matters, it could have been openly sold on 'The Times'."
Ladybird Harrison flushed at these words and retorted with a thick face, "If you regard it merely as a London travel guide, then you undervalue me. To tell you the truth, it covers the whole of England, including a great deal of Mediterranean flair and the experiences from my youth spent traveling in Germany."
"Germany?"
