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A Canadian Heroine

CHAPTER III
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He had no more reason to suppose that Lucia was on board this steamer than he had to believe that she had sailed a week ago, or that she was still at Cacouna, and yet a horrible certainty took possession of him that, if he could only get on board that ship, so tantalizingly close at hand and yet so utterly inaccessible, he should find her there.

He strained his eyes in the vain effort to distinguish her figure.

He almost stamped with disappointment when he found that the distance was too great, or his glass not sufficiently powerful, for the forms he could just see, to be recognizable; and as the two steamers passed on, and the distance between them grew every moment greater, he hurried down to his cabin, not caring that any one should see how disturbed he was.

He threw himself upon his little sofa, thinking.
"I wonder if she suspected I was so near her.

I wonder whether she looked for me as I looked for her.


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