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Beth Norvell

CHAPTER V
12/23

Such a resolution on her part shocked him with its recklessness.

Either she did not in the least appreciate what such action meant, or else she woefully lacked in moral judgment.

Slowly, those shadowed dark eyes were uplifted to his face, as if his very silence had awakened alarm.

Yet she merely smiled at the gravity of his look, shaking her dark hair in coquettish disdain.
"Again you apparently disapprove," she said with pretence of carelessness.

"How easily I succeed in shocking you to-day! Really, a stranger might imagine I was under particular obligations to ask your permission for the mere privilege of living.


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