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A Romance of the Republic

CHAPTER VIII
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Mrs.Delano was leaning against one of the pillars, watching her departure.

Vines of gossamer lightness were waving round her, and her pearly complexion and violet-tinted dress looked lovely among those aerial arabesques of delicate green.

The picture impressed Flora all the more because it was such a contrast to the warm and gorgeous styles of beauty to which she had been accustomed.

She smiled and kissed her hand in token of farewell; the lady returned the salutation, but she thought the expression of her face was sad, and the fear that this new friend distrusted her on account of unexplained mysteries haunted her on her way homeward.
Mrs.Delano looked after her till she and her donkey disappeared among the trees in the distance.

"What a strange mystery is this!" murmured she.


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