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The Barrier

CHAPTER XI
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With quick insight he caught her meaning, and punctuated her broken sentences with a series of grave nods, assuring her that he knew and understood.

He had always known, he had always understood, it seemed.
"Don't think I'm unwomanly, Poleon, for I'm not.

I may be foolish and faithful and too trusting, but I'm not--unmaidenly.

You see, I've never been like other girls--and he was so fine, so different, he made me love him--it's part of a soldier's training, I suppose.

It was so sweet to be near him, and to hear him tell of himself and all the world he knows--I just let myself drift.


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