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West Wind Drift

CHAPTER II
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He was the essence of decision.

As usual, he went straight to the point.
"I can't take back what I did this morning, and I wouldn't if I could," he said, falling in beside Mrs.Spofford.

"I know you are displeased with me.

Can't we thresh it out now, Mrs.Spofford ?" The elder woman raised her chin and stared at him coldly.

He shot a glance past her at the girl's face.


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