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A Young Girl’s Wooing

CHAPTER X
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Their old relations could not be maintained on her part.

Even the touch of his hand had the mysterious power to send a thrill to her very heart.

Therefore she must surround herself at once with the viewless yet impassable barriers which a woman can interpose even by a glance.
As they rose, Graydon remarked, "I have helped you at supper, and yet one of my illusions has not vanished.

The air at Santa Barbara must have been very nourishing if your appetite was no better there than here.

Your strange 'sea-change' on that distant coast is still marvellous to me." "Mary can tell you how ravenous I usually am.


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