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Ursula

CHAPTER IX
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The least little thing about him--his hand with the delicate glove--acted like a spell upon me; and yet I had strength enough not to think of him during mass.

When the service was over I stayed in the church to let Madame de Portenduere go first, and then I walked behind him.

I couldn't tell you how these little things excited me.

When I reached home, I turned round to fasten the iron gate--" "Where was La Bougival ?" asked the doctor.
"Oh, I let her go to the kitchen," said Ursula simply.

"Then I saw Monsieur Savinien standing quite still and looking at me.


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