“I hope you will need me, Miss Jordan.” Gretchen was taking Janet’s frocks from the wardrobe trunk. “And I hope I shan’t!” said Dorothy, and she disappeared into the bathroom.”
Quotes by Julia K. Duncan
“What did you do?” “I told him to leave me—and when he would not go, I simply walked into my bathroom and locked the door.” “But what happened the next time he came? Martin went in to see you every day, didn’t he?” “He did. But he talked to me through the bathroom door. Just as soon as I heard the key turn in the lock I’d hop in there.” The man she had been talking about must have been listening just outside in the hall, for now he strode into the room and up to Dorothy. “That,” he said menacingly, “is a deliberate lie, Miss Janet Jordan!”
Julia K. DuncanJulia K. Duncan was a notable American writer and journalist whose contributions spanned various genres, including historical fiction and naval history. She gained recognition for her insightful narra...