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Eve’s Ransom

CHAPTER XXIII
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A thorough change of that kind would set her up wonderfully.
"She has never been on to the Continent ?" "What a preposterous question! You're going to sleep, sitting here in the dark.

Oh, don't trouble to light up for me; I can't stay much longer." Hilliard had risen, but instead of lighting the lamp he turned to the window and stood there drumming with his fingers on a pane.
"Are you seriously concerned for me ?" said his friend.

"Does it seem a piece of madness ?" "You must judge for yourself, Narramore." "When you have seen her I think you'll take my views.

Of course it's the very last thing I ever imagined myself doing; but I begin to see that the talk about fate isn't altogether humbug.

I want this girl for my wife, and I never met any one else whom I really _did_ want.


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