[The Hidden Children by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Hidden Children CHAPTER XV 24/46
Presently her lids drooped on her white cheeks. When we rose on tiptoe, I thought she was asleep, but Lois was not certain; and as we crept out onto the rifle-platform and seated ourselves in a sheltered corner under the parapet, she said uneasily: "Lanette is a strange maid, Euan.
At first I knew she disliked me. Then, of a sudden, one day she came to me and clung like a child afraid.
And we loved from that minute....
It is strange." "Is she ill ?" "In mind, I think." "Why ?" "I do not know, Euan." "Is it love, think you--her disorder ?" "I do not know, I tell you.
Once I thought it was--that.
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