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Born in Exile

CHAPTER III
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Our own garden offers a glimpse of the river-mouth and a good prospect of Haldon--the ridge beyond the Exe; but there are many much better points within easy reach.

You are in no hurry, I hope ?' Louis Warricombe and Miss Moorhouse's brother were away on a long walk; they did not return for lunch.

Godwin was glad of this, for time had wrought the change in him that he felt more at ease in female society than under the eyes of young men whose social position inclined them to criticism.

The meal proved as delightful as luncheon is wont to be in a luxurious country-house, when brilliant sunshine gleams on the foliage visible from windows, and the warmth of the season sanctions clear colours in costume.

The talk was wholly of country pleasures.


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