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Thelma

CHAPTER XII
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What if she could not love him?
What if he must lose her utterly?
This idea overpowered him; his brain whirled, and he suddenly pushed away his untasted glass of wine, and rose abruptly from the table, heedless of the surprise his action excited.
"Hullo, Phil, where are you off to ?" cried Lorimer.

"Wait for me!" "Tired of our company, my lad ?" said Gueldmar kindly, "You've had a long day of it,--and what with the climbing and the strong air, no doubt you'll be glad to turn in." "Upon my life, sir," answered Errington, with some confusion, "I don't know why I got up just now! I was thinking,--I'm rather a dreamy sort of fellow sometimes, and--" "He was asleep, and doesn't want to own it!" interrupted Lorimer sententiously.

"You will excuse him; he means well! He looks rather seedy.

I think, Mr.Gueldmar, we'll be off to the yacht.

By the way, you're coming with us to-morrow, aren't you ?" "Oh yes," said Thelma.


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