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By the Light of the Soul

CHAPTER XIV
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"We have no desire to remain any longer where people are not willing to answer civil questions." Maria all this time had said nothing.

She was perfectly overcome with the conviction that Ida's cousin was not there, and consequently not Evelyn.

Moreover, she was frightened at the little man's fierce manner.

She clung to Wollaston's arm as they retreated, but Gladys turned around and deliberately stuck her tongue out at the man and the young woman in rose.

The man slammed the door.
The three met on the stoop of the house two people in gay attire.
"Go up and see your friends that don't know how to treat folks decent," said Gladys.


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