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Page 134
But still , there was one thing that seemed to count . " " Here's mine , ' I cried , ' Victoria ! ' " It was all foolish and wild and weird . Even Fritz only giggled . ' If you're a sentimental softy , that's all right , ' he said .
But still , there was one thing that seemed to count . " " Here's mine , ' I cried , ' Victoria ! ' " It was all foolish and wild and weird . Even Fritz only giggled . ' If you're a sentimental softy , that's all right , ' he said .
Page 135
Dragged out of me . by that clutching hand , and hands like hers . Fools , both of you . What have I not lost ? ' He kicked out at Fritz , who had fallen in a heap , senseless with terror . But the blow of the boot seemed to rouse him .
Dragged out of me . by that clutching hand , and hands like hers . Fools , both of you . What have I not lost ? ' He kicked out at Fritz , who had fallen in a heap , senseless with terror . But the blow of the boot seemed to rouse him .
Page 174
She seemed perfectly unconscious of our presence and rocked and moaned in front of the fire without looking up . " At first she wouldn't let me touch her , giving , as I approached , a protesting cry and rocking back and forth in agony ...
She seemed perfectly unconscious of our presence and rocked and moaned in front of the fire without looking up . " At first she wouldn't let me touch her , giving , as I approached , a protesting cry and rocking back and forth in agony ...
Page 177
The man no one seemed to know about , but they were quite sure he hadn't gone with the two women . The last I saw of Annie was when I was driving away , the night of my visit . I saw her through the window .
The man no one seemed to know about , but they were quite sure he hadn't gone with the two women . The last I saw of Annie was when I was driving away , the night of my visit . I saw her through the window .
Page 196
I seemed to be hearing a sublime defense of everyman's right to the name of God , but it was a kitten he wanted . MISS FLECHER : Yes , sir . It's his life . ( Miss Del Valle appears on the stairs ; she descends them , looking about her ...
I seemed to be hearing a sublime defense of everyman's right to the name of God , but it was a kitten he wanted . MISS FLECHER : Yes , sir . It's his life . ( Miss Del Valle appears on the stairs ; she descends them , looking about her ...
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