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One Man in His Time

CHAPTER XIV
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"I wonder if she thought I believed her ?" she said to herself in a whisper.

"I wonder if she thought she could hurt me ?" The sunshine was in her eyes, and she was about to turn and go back into the shop, when she saw that Alice Rokeby was coming toward her with a slow dragging step, as if she were mentally and bodily tired.

The lace-work of shadows fell over her like a veil; and high above her head the early buds of a tulip tree made a mosaic of green and yellow lotus cups against the Egyptian blue of the sky.

Framed in the vivid colours of spring she had the look of a flower that has been blighted by frost.
"How ill, how very ill she looks," thought Corinna, with an impulse of sympathy.

"I wish she would come in and rest.


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