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A Young Girl’s Wooing

CHAPTER XVI
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He likes and admires you so much that I'm half jealous." "Henry and I understand each other.

He thinks I'm sensible, and I certainly think he is.

Good-night, now, dear.

It's after twelve, and I wish you a merry Fourth of July; I mean to have one." Graydon had not found himself in a sleeping mood until the shadows of night were almost ready to depart, and so came down very late.

Mrs.
Wildmere, who was on the piazza with her child, informed him, with a deprecatory smile, that Stella had gone to drive with Mr.Arnault.


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