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The Man and the Moment

CHAPTER VII
10/16

Simone was terrified to cross the wretched bridge, with the water swirling beneath, and we left her to go back to the Inn, while the landlord's son came with me.

It was about four o'clock in the afternoon, and was a most extraordinary day, for now it began to thunder and lighten." "I wonder you were not afraid." "I am never afraid--I tell you, it suited me.

There was still some furniture in the roofed part of the inner court, and in the two great towers which flank the main building--but in that the roof was off, but the view from the windows when we crept along to them across the broken floor was too superb, straight out to the ocean, the waves thundering at the base.

I made up my mind that night I would buy it if I could--and, as I told you before, I did so in the following week." "How quaint of you!" "It has been the greatest delight to me, and, as you will see, I have done something with it.

I restored the center, and have made its arrangements modern and comfortable, but have left that one huge room on the first floor as it was, only with the roof mended.


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