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Rhoda Fleming

CHAPTER XII
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The uproar in the theatre raged; the whole pit was on its legs and shouting.

He lifted the pallid head over one arm, miserably helpless and perplexed, but his anxiety concerning Rhoda's personal safety in that sea of strife prompted him to draw back the curtain a little, and he stood exposed.
Rhoda perceived him.

She motioned with both her hands in dumb supplication.

In a moment the curtain closed between them.

Edward's sharp white face cursed him mutely for his folly, while he turned and put the water to Dahlia's lips, and touched her forehead with it.
"What's the matter ?" whispered Algernon.
"We must get her out as quick as we can.


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