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Eleanor

CHAPTER IV
17/23

'I do not say no.

But when he talks of these poor Italians, he is _mechant--mechant_!' As for Lucy Foster, as Manisty passed out of sight, she felt her pulses still tingling with a wholly new sense of passionate hostility--dislike even.

But none the less did the stage seem empty and meaningless when he had left it.
* * * * * Manisty and Mrs.Burgoyne were closeted in the library for some time before dinner.

Lucy in the salon could hear him pacing up and down, and the deep voice dictating.
Then Mrs.Burgoyne came into the salon, and not noticing the girl who was hidden behind a great pot of broom threw herself on the sofa with a long sigh of fatigue.

Lucy could just see the pale face against the pillow and the closed eyes.


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