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Aaron’s Rod

CHAPTER V
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He turned up his eyes to Josephine's box as he sang--that being the regulation direction.

Meanwhile his abdomen shook as he caught his breath, the flesh of his fat, naked arms swayed.
Josephine looked down with the fixed gravity of a Red Indian, immovable, inscrutable.

It was not till the scene was ended that she lifted her head as if breaking a spell, sent the point of her tongue rapidly over her dried lips, and looked round into the box.

Her brown eyes expressed shame, fear, and disgust.

A curious grimace went over her face--a grimace only to be expressed by the exclamation _Merde!_ But she was mortally afraid of society, and its fixed institutions.


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