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Pierre and Jean

CHAPTER VI
19/24

He had expected pretty little flirting ways, refusals which meant yes, a whole coquettish comedy of love chequered by prawn-fishing in the splashing water.

And it was all over; he was pledged, married with twenty words.

They had no more to say about it since they were agreed, and they now sat, both somewhat embarrassed by what had so swiftly passed between them; a little perplexed, indeed, not daring to speak, not daring to fish, not knowing what to do.
Roland's voice rescued them.
"This way, this way, children.

Come and watch Beausire.

The fellow is positively clearing out the sea!" The captain had, in fact, had a wonderful haul.


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