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Constance Dunlap

CHAPTER XI
19/43

There is an indescribable excitement to do something great, to make a mark.

It's soon gone, but while it lasts, I can sing, dance, do anything--and then--every part of my body begins crying for more of the stuff again." There was no longer any necessity of concealment from Constance.

She took a pinch of the stuff, placed it on the back of her wrist and quickly sniffed it.

The change in her was magical.

From a quivering wretched girl she became a self-confident neurasthenic.
"I don't care," she laughed hollowly now.
"Yes, I know what you are going to tell me.


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