Mary had gone upstairs to lie down, so Katharine received him alone in the drawing room. She was both puzzled and intrigued when the visitor was announced, for Stonenden had never called upon them except to sit for his portrait. When he came in, he was smiling, and Katharine smiled in answer. “What is it?” she asked. “You look very pleased with yourself.” “I am. I can stay only a moment, but I had to come to tell you that I have discovered a way you may observe the exhibition of your painting without being seen.” “You are roasting me. I didn’t take that suggestion seriously.” “Why not? It is extremely logical. You do not wish to face a gaping crowd; I understand that only too well. But you would not mind seeing how your work is received. Well, I have found a solution.” His smile broadened, and his dark blue eyes twinkled mischievously. Katharine laughed.
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