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The Odd Women

CHAPTER XVI
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Past the granite quarries at Bordeaux Harbour, then towards the wild north extremity of the island, the sandy waste of L'Ancresse.

When darkness began to fall, no human being was in his range of sight.

He stood on one spot for nearly a quarter of an hour, watching, or appearing to watch, the black, low-flying scud.
Their time for dining was seven.

Shortly before this Widdowson entered the house and went to the sitting-room; Monica was not there.

He found her in the bed-chamber, before the looking-glass.


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