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Sally Bishop

CHAPTER XV
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He was lonely.

He had said as much to her on that first evening when they had driven on the 'bus together as far as Knightsbridge.

The girl was far away, in another country perhaps, and he had seen her, Sally, had seen the likeness, been reminded of her in some slight way, and had sought to ease his own solitude with the half-satisfying pretence that she was with him.
There was no thought of blame in Sally's mind.

He meant no evil by her; but it was hard.

The bitterness of it struck at her heart.


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