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The Scapegoat

CHAPTER VI
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More often her joyful spirit cheered him, for above all things else she was a creature of joy.

A circle of joy seemed to surround her always.

Her heart in its darkness was full of radiance.

As she grew her comeliness increased, though this was strange and touching in her beauty, that her face did not become older with her years, but was still the face of a child, with a child's expression of sweetness through the bloom and flush of early maidenhood.

Her love of flowers increased also, and the sense of smell seemed to come to her, for she filled the house with all fragrant flowers in their season, twining them in wreaths about the white pillars of the patio, and binding them in rings around the brown water-jars that stood in it.


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