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The American

CHAPTER XIX
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It was unnatural and monstrous, and he had no arms against it.

At last a sound struck upon the stillness, and he heard Valentin's voice.
"It can't be about me you are pulling that long face!" He found, when he turned, that Valentin was lying in the same position; but his eyes were open, and he was even trying to smile.

It was with a very slender strength that he returned the pressure of Newman's hand.

"I have been watching you for a quarter of an hour," Valentin went on; "you have been looking as black as thunder.

You are greatly disgusted with me, I see.
Well, of course! So am I!" "Oh, I shall not scold you," said Newman.


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