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Night and Day

CHAPTER XVI
10/27

Knocking, she was told to come in.

A young man, Henry Otway, was reading, with his feet on the fender.

He had a fine head, the brow arched in the Elizabethan manner, but the gentle, honest eyes were rather skeptical than glowing with the Elizabethan vigor.

He gave the impression that he had not yet found the cause which suited his temperament.
He turned, put down his book, and looked at her.

He noticed her rather pale, dew-drenched look, as of one whose mind is not altogether settled in the body.


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