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The Third Violet

CHAPTER XXI
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I told him----" Afterward Hawker crossed the corridor and threw open the door of his own large studio.

The great skylight, far above his head, shed its clear rays upon a scene which appeared to indicate that some one had very recently ceased work here and started for the country.

A distant closet door was open, and the interior showed the effects of a sudden pillage.
There was an unfinished "Girl in Apple Orchard" upon the tall Dutch easel, and sketches and studies were thick upon the floor.

Hawker took a pipe and filled it from his friend the tan and gold jar.

He cast himself into a chair and, taking an envelope from his pocket, emptied two violets from it to the palm of his hand and stared long at them.


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