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Eve’s Ransom

CHAPTER XXI
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He repented of his proposal to make the journey to Dudley and back, but his companion did not suspect this.
"I'm sure Eve will come out and have a little walk with us," she said comfortingly.

"And she'll think it so kind of you." At Dudley station there were crowds of people; Patty asked leave to hold by her companion's arm as they made their way to the exit.

Just outside Hilliard heard himself hailed in a familiar voice; he turned and saw Narramore.
"I beg your pardon," said his friend, coming near.

"I didn't notice--I thought you were alone, or, of course I shouldn't have shouted.

Shall you be at home to-morrow afternoon ?" "If it rains." "It's sure to rain.


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