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The Shoulders of Atlas

CHAPTER X
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Sylvia wore it for the first time when she walked from church with Lucinda Hart and found Rose and Horace sitting in the grove.

After Rose had replied to Sylvia's advice that she should go into the house, she looked at her with the pride of proprietorship.

"Doesn't she look simply lovely ?" she asked Horace.
"She certainly does," replied the young man.

He really gazed admiringly at the older woman, who made, under the glimmering shadows of the oaks, a charming nocturne of elderly womanhood.

The faint pink on her cheeks seemed enhanced by the pink seen dimly through the ashen shimmer of her gown; the creamy lace harmonized with her yellow-gray hair.


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