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Alec Forbes of Howglen

CHAPTER XLI
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I suspect that those generally who fall in love at first sight have been in love before.

At least such was Romeo's case.

And certainly it was not Alec's.

Yet I must confess, if he had talked stupidly before, he talked worse now; and at length went home with the conviction that he had made a great donkey of himself.
As he walked the lonely road, and the street now fast closing its windows and going to sleep, he was haunted by a very different vision from that which had accompanied him a few hours ago.

Then it was the dead face of a man, into which his busy fancy had reset the living eyes that he had seen looking in at the window of the dissecting room; now it was the lovely face of his new-found cousin, possessing him so that he could fear nothing.


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