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The Woman-Haters

CHAPTER II
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Then, changing his labored gallop for a walk, he continued his progress toward the man, who, as if his momentary curiosity was satisfied, lay down again.

He did not rise when the lightkeeper reached his side, but remained quiet, looking up from a pair of gray eyes and smiling slightly with lips that were blue.

He was a stranger to Atkins, a young fellow, rather good looking, dressed in blue serge trousers, negligee shirt, blue socks, and without shoes or hat.

His garments were soaked, and the salt water dripped from his shoulders to the sand.

The lightkeeper stared at him, and he returned the stare.
"Gosh!" repeated Seth, after an instant of silence.


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