[Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters by May Agnes Fleming]@TWC D-Link book
Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters

CHAPTER V
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Kate, with her tranquil and commanding beauty, wore a face as serene as a summer's sky; and her father playing whist, was laughing until all around laughed in sympathy.

No, there could be no hidden skeleton, or the masks those wore who knew of its grisly presence were something wonderful.
In the black and bitterly cold dawn of early morning the dancers went shivering home.

The first train bore the city guests, blue and fagged, to Montreal; and Doctor Frank walked briskly through the piercing air over the frozen snow to his hotel.

And up in her room old Margery lay in disturbed sleep, watched over by dozing Babette, and moaning out at restless intervals.
"Master Harry! Master Harry! O Miss Kate! it was Master Harry's ghost!".


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