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Lord Ormont and his Aminta

CHAPTER XVIII
19/22

I burn to get away.' Mrs.Pagnell paid the bill at the bar of the inn.

Morsfield poured out for the injured countess or no-countess a dram of the brandy of passion, under the breath.
'Deny that you singled me once for your esteem.

Hardest-hearted of the women of earth and dearest! deny that you gave me reason to hope--and now! I have ridden in your track all this way for the sight of you, as you know, and you kill me with frost.

Yes, I rejoice that we were seen together.

Look on me.


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