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Jerry Junior

CHAPTER IX
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Probably she had only caught a glimpse of his back at a distance; in any case he thanked a merciful Providence and decided to risk no further chance.

As they neared the end of the arbor, Gustavo was talking--shouting fairly; their approach was heralded.
They turned into the grove.

To Gustavo's horror the most conspicuous object in it was this same reckless young man, seated on the water-wall nonchalantly smoking a cigarette.

The young man rose and bowed; Constance nodded carelessly, while Gustavo behind her back made frantic signs for him to flee, to escape while still there was time.

The young man telegraphed back by the same sign language that there was no danger; she didn't suspect the truth.


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