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Some Short Stories

CHAPTER II
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To this lady's single identity the original stock had at all events dwindled, and our young man was properly warned that he would find her shy and solitary.

What was singular was that in these conditions she should desire, she should endure, to receive him.

But that was all another story, lucid enough when mastered.

He kept Addie's letters, exceptionally copious, in his lap; he conned them at intervals; he held the threads.
He looked out between whiles at the pleasant English land, an April AQUARELLE washed in with wondrous breadth.

He knew the French thing, he knew the American, but he had known nothing of this.


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