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The Wrong Twin

CHAPTER I
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She brought her deepest tones to those simple words, "What does this mean ?" All at once it seemed to them that something had been meant, something absurd, monstrous, lawless, deserving a ghastly punishment.
The late Ben Blunt squirmed and bored a heel desperately into the turf above a Whipple whose troubles had ceased in 1828.

She made a rough noise in her throat, but it was not informing.

The Wilbur twin, forgetting his own plight, glanced warm encouragement to her.
"I guess she's got aright to run away," he declared, brazenly.
But in this burst of bravado he had taken too little account of his attire.

He recalled it now, for the frosty gray eyes of Juliana ran about him and came to rest upon his own eyes.

For the taut moment that he braved her glance it unaccountably seemed to him that the forbidding mouth of the woman twitched nervously into the beginning of a smile.


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