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A Romance of the Republic

CHAPTER VIII
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Every attitude and every motion indicated quietude and refinement.

The young girl, on the contrary, even when reclining, seemed like impetuosity in repose for a moment, but just ready to spring.

Her large dark eyes laughed and flashed and wept by turns, and her warmly tinted face glowed like the sunlight, in its setting of glossy black hair.

The lady looked down upon her with undisguised admiration while she recounted their adventures in lively dramatic style, throwing in imitations of the whistling of _Ca ira_, and the tones of the coachman as he sang, "Who goes there ?" "But you have not told me," said Mrs.Delano, "who the gentleman was that married your sister.

Ah, I see you hesitate.


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