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Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise

CHAPTER X
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Then with new and fierce strength she fought again.

When she had exhausted herself utterly she relaxed, fell to sobbing and moaning, feebly trying to shelter her face from his gluttonous and odorous kisses.

And upon the scene the moon shone in all that beauty which from time immemorial has filled the hearts of lovers with ecstasy and of devotees with prayer.
They lay quietly side by side; he fell into a profound sleep.

He was full upon his back, his broad chest heaving in the gray cotton undershirt, his mouth wide open with its upper fringe of hair in disarray and agitated by his breath.

Soon he began to snore, a deafening clamor that set some loose object in the dark part of the room to vibrating with a tapping sound.


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