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Night and Day

CHAPTER XV
19/26

"What d'you take me for ?--a Cockney like you ?" She then told him exactly where the north lay, and where the south.
"It's my native land, this," she said.

"I could smell my way about it blindfold." As if to prove this boast, she walked a little quicker, so that Ralph found it difficult to keep pace with her.

At the same time, he felt drawn to her as he had never been before; partly, no doubt, because she was more independent of him than in London, and seemed to be attached firmly to a world where he had no place at all.

Now the dusk had fallen to such an extent that he had to follow her implicitly, and even lean his hand on her shoulder when they jumped a bank into a very narrow lane.

And he felt curiously shy of her when she began to shout through her hands at a spot of light which swung upon the mist in a neighboring field.


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