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Lady Connie

CHAPTER VIII
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Yet she had seen the mouth quiver into softness; and those broad shoulders had once stood between her and danger--possibly death.

Her heart trembled.

"What do you want of me ?" it was asking--helplessly--of the distant man; "and can I--dare I--give it ?" Then her thoughts flew onward to the ball of the evening, for it was the night of the Marmion ball.

No more escape! If she went--and nothing should prevent her from going--it would be Falloden's evening, Falloden's chance.

She had been perfectly conscious of evading and thwarting him during the previous week.


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