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The Moon out of Reach

CHAPTER VIII
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Here she was lounging luxuriously, smoking innumerable Turkish cigarettes, while Kitty swung tranquilly in a hammock close by.

Penelope had been invisible since lunch time.

They had all been down at Mallow the better part of a month, and she and Ralph Fenton quite frequently absented themselves, "hovering," as Barry explained, "on the verge of an engagement." "My dear, the longer I stay in town, the more thoroughly I enjoy the country when we come here.

I get the quintessence of enjoyment by treating Mallow as a liqueur." Nan laughed.

There was a faint flavour of bitterness in her laughter.
"Practically most of our good times in this world are only to be obtained in the liqueur form.


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