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Half a Rogue

CHAPTER III
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Men have a way of greeting which is all their own.

It is unlike the kiss and flutter of women, which may signify frankness or deceit, generosity or selfishness, some favor to gain, some treachery to forestall.

Men's likes and dislikes are generally visible.

The dog wags his tail, or he warns you away with a growl; there is no mistaking his attitude.

On the other hand, the cat purrs and rubs against your leg, and when you reach down to smooth her, as likely as not she gives you a dig for your pains.


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