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Lord Ormont and his Aminta

CHAPTER XIII
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He felt intolerably hot; his vexation at the betrayal of the senseless feeling made it worse, a conscious crimson.
'Aminta,' said she, rather in the style of Cuper's boys, when the name was a strange one to them.

'I remember my Italian master reading out a poem when I was a girl.

I read poetry then.

You wouldn't have imagined that.

I did, and liked it.


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