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A Woodland Queen

CHAPTER VII
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He appeared completely unhinged.

His features were drawn, through an unusual tension of ideas forced upon him.

He had hurriedly caught his skullcap from his head, as if he feared the heat of his meditation might cause a rush of blood to the head.

He quickened his steps, then stopped suddenly, folded his arms with great energy, then opened them again abruptly to thrust his hands into the pockets of his gown, searching through them with feverish anxiety, as if he expected to find something which might solve obscure and embarrassing questions.
"Good Lord! Good Lord! What a dreadful piece of business; and right in the bird season, too! But I can say nothing to Claudet.

It is a secret that does not belong to me.


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