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Evan Harrington

CHAPTER XL
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Behold John Thomas in the rear-a tower of plush and powder! Shall I rush-shall I pluck her from the aged stem ?' On the gravel-walk above them Rose passed with her aristocratic grandmother, muffled in furs.

She marched deliberately, looking coldly before her.

Evan's face was white, and Juliana, whose eyes were fixed on him, shuddered.
'I'm chilled,' she murmured to Caroline.

'Let us go.' Caroline eyed Evan with a meaning sadness.
'We will hurry to our carriage,' she said.
They were seen to make a little circuit so as not to approach Rose; after whom, thoughtless of his cruelty, Evan bent his steps slowly, halting when she reached her carriage.

He believed--rather, he knew that she had seen him.


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