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A Girl Of The Limberlost

CHAPTER XIV
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"She is not a particle better looking in her way than you are in yours.

She is a type of dark beauty, but you are equally as perfect.

She is unusual in her combination of black hair and violet eyes, although every one thinks them black at a little distance.

You are quite as unusual with your fair face, black brows, and brown hair; indeed, I know many people who would prefer your bright head to her dark one.

It's all a question of taste--and being engaged to the girl," he added.
"That would be likely to prejudice one," laughed Elnora.
"Edith has a birthday soon; if these last will you let me have a box of them to send her ?" "I will help gather and pack them for you, so they will carry nicely.
Does she hunt moths with you ?" Back went Philip Ammon's head in a gale of laughter.
"No!" he cried.


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