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Nobody’s Man

CHAPTER III
10/19

You seem to remind me so much of things which I have kept locked away just because I have had no one to share them with." "You are in Devonshire all right," he answered, smiling.

"You will realise it when you turn out of my avenue and face the hills.

You see, you've dropped down from the fairyland of 'up over' to the nesting place of the owls and the gulls." "Nine hundred feet," she murmured.

"Thank heavens for my forty horsepower engine! I want to see the sea break against your rocks," she went on, as she took the cigarette which he passed her.

"There used to be a little path through your plantation to a place where you look sheer down.


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