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The American

CHAPTER XIX
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"I want to see your face," he said.

"They say you excite me," he went on, as Newman complied with this request, "and I confess I do feel excited.

But it isn't you--it's my own thoughts.

I have been thinking--thinking.

Sit down there, and let me look at you again." Newman seated himself, folded his arms, and bent a heavy gaze upon his friend.


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