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The Red Planet

CHAPTER XXII
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there was an old faded photograph of me on the other side ...

it had been there all through the war ....

You see," she added, after a pause during which her heaving bosom and quivering lip made her maddeningly lovely, "I don't care a brass button for anything that Gedge may say." And that was all my clean-souled Betty knew about it! She had no idea of deeper faithlessness; no suspicion of Boyce's presence with Althea on the bank of the canal.

She stood pathetic in her half knowledge.

My heart ached.
From her pure woman's point of view she had been justified in her denunciation of Boyce.


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