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The Emancipated

CHAPTER XII
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When Madeline rejoined them, it was with the intelligence that the visitor _had_ been admitted.
"Who can he be ?" "Rather a strange-looking person." "Miss Doran cannot be ill.

She has no brother.

What an odd thing!" They walked on, close serried, murmuring to each other discreetly....
For several minutes there had been perfect stillness in the room, a hush after the music of low, impassioned voices.

It was broken, yet scarcely broken, by the sound of lips touching lips--touching to part sweetly, touching again to part more slowly, more sweetly still.
"They will not influence you against me ?" "Never! never!" "They will try, Cecily.

You will hear endless things to my disadvantage--things that I cannot contradict if you ask me." "I care for nothing, Reuben.


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