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Diana of the Crossways

CHAPTER VIII
18/41

She dismissed him only when his recounting of the stages of Bertha's journey began to fatigue her and deaden the medical efficacy of him and his like.

Stretched on the sofa, she watched the early sinking sun in South-western cloud, and the changes from saffron to intensest crimson, the crown of a November evening, and one of frost.
Redworth struck on a southward line from chalk-ridge to sand, where he had a pleasant footing in familiar country, under beeches that browned the ways, along beside a meadowbrook fed by the heights, through pines and across deep sand-ruts to full view of weald and Downs.

Diana had been with him here in her maiden days.

The coloured back of a coach put an end to that dream.

He lightened his pocket, surveying the land as he munched.


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