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In a Hollow of the Hills

CHAPTER VIII
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In her childish frankness she might have confessed the whole truth, and this would not only shut the doors of the convent against him, under his former pretext, but compromise her still more if he boldly called.

He waylaid the afternoon procession; she was not among them.

Utterly despairing, the wildest plans for seeing her passed through his brain,--plans that recalled his hot-headed youth, and a few moments later made him smile at his extravagance, even while it half frightened him at the reality of his passion.

He reached the hotel heart-sick and desperate.

The porter met him on the steps.


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