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Nedra

CHAPTER VIII
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Her lover as he strode the deck was unconscious of the task unto which she had bent her energy.

He knew nothing of the unheard-of intricacies in punctuation, spelling and phraseology.

She was forced at one time to write Med and a dash, declaring, in chagrin, that she would add the remainder of the word when she could get to a place where a dictionary might tell her whether it was spelled Mediterranean or Mediteranian.
Suddenly, Hugh pressed Veath's arm a little closer.
"Look over there near the rail.

There's the prettiest girl I've ever seen!" "Where ?" "Can't point, because she's looking this way.

Girl with a dark green coat, leaning on an old gentleman's arm--" "I see," interrupted Veath.


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