[The Pilot and his Wife by Jonas Lie]@TWC D-Link book
The Pilot and his Wife

CHAPTER XI
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Madam Beck had in the meantime confided the matter to her daughters, and they would understand, she said, that not a word of it must be mentioned outside the house.
Although his eyes sought for her unceasingly, Carl made no express inquiry after her till the evening, and when he heard that she was gone, and was perhaps by that time already under sail for Holland, he sat for awhile as if petrified.

Looking scornfully at them then, one after another, he said-- "If I thought that I had any of you to thank for this, I'd--" here he seized the chair he had been sitting on, dashed it down upon the floor so that it broke, and sprang up-stairs.
But her letter was unfortunately clear enough--she loved another, and he knew, too, who it was..


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