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The Firing Line

CHAPTER VI
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He shook his head.

"No," he repeated seriously, "I know that it never happened." She said: "If you are quite sure it never happened, there is no harm in pretending it did....

What was it you called me ?" "I could never remember, Miss Cardross--unless you tell me." "Then I'll tell you--if you are quite sure you don't remember.

You called me 'Calypso.'" And looking up he surprised the rare laughter in her eyes.
"You are rather nice after all," she said, "or is it only that I have you under such rigid discipline?
But it was very bad taste in you to recall so crudely what never occurred--until I gave you the liberty to do it.

Don't you think so ?" "Yes, I do," he said.


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