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The Red Cross Girl

CHAPTER 6
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Fancy my letting him see those two half-completed Van Dycks, the new Hals, the half-dozen Corots.

He would even see his own copy of Velasquez next to the one exactly like it--the one MacMillan finished yesterday and that I am sending to Oporto, where next year, in a convent, we shall 'discover' it." Philip's surprise gave way to intense amusement.

In his delight at the situation upon which he had stumbled, he laughed aloud.

The two men, who had risen, surprised at the spectacle of a young man laughing at nothing, turned and stared.

Philip also rose.
"Pardon me," he said to Faust, "but you spoke so loud I couldn't help overhearing.


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