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The Sowers

CHAPTER XIII
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One does not wince the less because the pain is expected.

The girl had the Slav instinct of self-martyrdom, which makes Russians so very different from the pleasure-loving nations of Europe.
"Only that ?" she enquired.
Paul glanced down at her.
"Yes," he answered quietly.
They walked on in silence for a few moments.

Paul seemed tacitly to have given up the idea of visiting any more of the stricken cottages.

They were going toward the long old house, which was called the castle more by courtesy than by right.
"How long are you going to stay in Osterno ?" asked Catrina at length.
"About a fortnight; I cannot stay longer.

I am going to be married." Catrina stopped dead.


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