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A Young Girl’s Wooing

CHAPTER VI
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The sofa on which had taken place their strange parting still stood as of old in her room.

There her head had sunk in unconsciousness upon his breast, the result of her vain, feeble struggle to escape from caresses so natural to him, but no longer to be received by her.
What way-marks in life mute, commonplace things become in the light of memory! To her vivid fancy Graydon was again present in all the positions now made memorable by deep affection.

The past unrolled itself again as it had so often done before.

She saw the pallid, frightened child that scarcely dared to look deprecatingly at the handsome young collegian.

She saw again the kind yet mirthful eyes that beamed encouragingly upon her.


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