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A Canadian Heroine, Volume 1

CHAPTER I
12/18

On the contrary, you did hear good of yourself." "I am glad you think so.

Lucia is to be with Mrs.Bellairs to-morrow ?" "Yes.

She says at present that she will not, but we shall see." "I left early, and met Mrs.Bellairs and Miss Latour on the way.

They told me they had been here." Maurice leaned against a pillar of the verandah and was silent, his eyes turned to the door through which Lucia had vanished.
The new guest was much too intimate for Mrs.Costello to dream of "making conversation." She sat quite still looking out.
By this time sunset had entirely faded from the sky, and a few stars were beginning to twinkle faintly; but the rising moon, herself invisible, threw a lovely silver brightness over the river and made a flitting sail glimmer out snowy white as it went silently with a zigzag course up the stream.

Between the river and the cottage every object began to be visible with that cold distinctness of outline which belongs to clear moonlight,--every rail of the garden fence, every plant that grew beyond the shadow of the building.


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