[Constance Dunlap by Arthur B. Reeve]@TWC D-Link book
Constance Dunlap

CHAPTER XII
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Now what would you do ?" Constance felt unconsciously the shift which he had skilfully made in their positions.

Instead of being the pursuer, she was now the pursued, at least in their conversation.

He had admitted nothing of what her quick intuition told her.
Yet she felt an admiration for the sang-froid of Macey.

She felt a spell thrown over her by the magnetic eyes that seemed to search her own.

They were large eyes, the eyes of a dreamer, rather than of a practical man, eyes of a man who goes far and travels long with the woman on whom he fixes them solely.
"You haven't answered my hypothetical question," he reminded her.
She brought herself back with a start.


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