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Jerry

CHAPTER XI
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Of Tony she took no manner of notice; if a man elects to be a donkey-driver, he must swallow the insults that go with the part.
The officers, observing that Luigi was hovering about the doorway waiting to announce dinner, waived the question of precedence and made their adieus.

While Mr.Wilder and Miss Hazel were intent on the captain's laboured farewell speech, the lieutenant crossed to Constance, who still stood at the head of the water-steps.

He murmured something in Italian as he bowed over her hand and raised it to his lips.

Constance blushed very becomingly as she drew her hand away; she was aware, if the officer was not, that Tony was standing beside them looking on.

But as he raised his eyes, he too became aware of it; the man's expression was more than impertinent.


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