Quotation from: Secret Adversary

Written by: Agatha Christie


The energy of Mr. Hersheimmer was tremendous. They bowed before
it.


"But say now," he ended, "you're not after her for anything?
Contempt of court, or something British? A proud-spirited young
American girl might find your rules and regulations in war time
rather irksome, and get up against it. If that's the case, and
there's such a thing as graft in this country, I'll buy her off."


Tuppence reassured him.

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