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Jeanne of the Marshes

CHAPTER IV
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Fancy how breathless it must have been, the excitement, the fear of being caught." Cecil curled his slight moustache dubiously.
"If you can feel all that in my little bit of underground world," he said, "I shall think that you are even a more wonderful person--" He dropped his voice and leaned toward her, but Jeanne laughed in his face and interrupted him.
"People who own things," she remarked, "never look upon them with proper reverence.

Don't you see that my mother is dying for some bridge ?".


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