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A Romance of Two Worlds

CHAPTER IV
11/23

I opened my lips to ask him a question, when he stopped me by a slight gesture of his hand.
"Patience!" he said in a low and earnest tone.

"In a few moments you shall have the opportunity you seek." The band burst forth just then in the voluptuous strains of a waltz by Gung'l, and together we floated away to its exquisite gliding measure.
I use the word FLOATED, advisedly, for no other term could express the delightful sensation I enjoyed.

Cellini was a superb dancer.

It seemed to me that our feet scarcely touched the floor, so swiftly, so easily and lightly we sped along.

A few rapid turns, and I noticed we were nearing the open French windows, and, before I well realized it, we had stopped dancing and were pacing quietly side by side down the ilex avenue, where the little lanterns twinkled like red fireflies and green glow-worms among the dark and leafy branches.
We walked along in silence till we reached the end of the path.


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