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The Eagle’s Heart

CHAPTER XIII
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He had only the pleasure of the wild country.

He would go back to his horses, his guns, and the hills, and never again come under the disturbing influence of this beautiful singer.

She was not of his world; her smiles were not for him.

When the others arose in song he remained seated, his sullen face set toward the floor, denying himself the pleasure of even seeing Mary's face as she sang.
Her voice arose above the chorus, guiding, directing, uplifting the less confident ones.

When she sang she was certain of herself, powerful, self-contained.


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