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Jaffery

CHAPTER VI
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Gradually she raised her glorious eyes to him, and in them I was startled to see the most extraordinary doglike submission.

He frowned portentously and shook his head.

Her lips worked, and after a convulsive sob or two, she threw herself on the ground, clasped his knees, and to our dismay burst into a passion of weeping.

Barbara, rushing into the hall at this juncture, like a fairy tornado, released us from our embarrassing position.

She annihilated us with a sweeping glance of scorn.
"Oh, go away, both of you, go away!" So we went away and left her to deal with Liosha.
Save for such little excursions and alarms the days passed very pleasantly.


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