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A Man and a Woman

CHAPTER XXIII
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We had joy in the encounter, didn't we, and more after each surrendered captive?
But it has been only mimic warfare.

It has not been the real thing." "Evidently not--to you! Unfortunately one forgets sometimes, and then one is endangered." He was troubled.

He rose and came to her side, and put his hand upon her head, the usually proudly carried head of a handsome woman, now bowed in the effort to hide a face which told too much.

"It is all unfortunate.

It is unfortunate that we met, if you care as you profess.


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