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By the Light of the Soul

CHAPTER XIII
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She was working a lace collar to wear with a certain blue blouse, and upon that flimsy keystone was erecting an air-castle.

She was going to the Elliot Academy, wearing the blue blouse and the lace collar, and looking so lovely that Wollaston Lee worshipped her.

She invented little love-scenes, love-words, and caresses.

She blushed, and dimples appeared at the corners of her mouth, the blue light of her eyes under her downcast lids was like the light of living gems.
She viewed with complacency her little, soft white hands plying the needle.

Maria had hands like a little princess.


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