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The Avalanche

CHAPTER I
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These two people knew nobody and that was the end of it.
IV But Price noted that now the girl's eyes were merely wistful, and once or twice he saw them fill with tears.

As three of the dowagers merely sniffed when he sought possible information, he finally had recourse to the manager of the hotel, D.V.Bimmer.

They were a Madame and Mademoiselle Delano from Rouen, and had been at the hotel for a fortnight, not seeming to mind its comparative emptiness, but enjoying the sea bathing and the drives.

The girl rode, and went out every morning with a groom.
"But didn't they bring any letters ?" asked Ruyler.

"They are ladies and one letter would have done the business.


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