'Peta Smith was at Polfillina under false pretences. She had gone to this Cornish village to right what she felt to be a wrong. She was actually in the same house as the man who was the reason for her mission, John Tregenna, who hated her and would have sent her packing if he had known who she really was. And she had fallen in love with him. 'You seem such a clear, uncomplicated person' he said to her. 'All the goods are in the shop window with you, Peta, and no deception. That's one of t he things which are so good and wholesome about you.' If only he knew -!'
'Peta Smith was at Polfillina under false pretences. She had gone to this Cornish village to right what she felt to be a wrong. She was actually in the same house as the man who was the reason for her mission, John Tregenna, who hated her and would have sent her packing if he had known who she really was. And she had fallen in love with him. 'You seem such a clear, uncomplicated person' he said to her. 'All the goods are in the shop window with you, Peta, and no deception. That's one of t he things which are so good and wholesome about you.' If only he knew -!'