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West Wind Drift

CHAPTER VI
19/47

I saw it." "Were your sympathies with Manuel Crust or Mr.Percival?
Answer, please." "Naturally, my dear, I--why, of course, they were with Percival.

He was one man against a dozen.

Besides, he does represent law and order.

I have never questioned that, have I ?" "Weren't you a weeny, teeny bit proud of him yesterday, Aunt Julia ?" "Weren't you ?" countered the other.
"I could have hugged him," exclaimed Ruth, her eyes sparkling.

"I hate him,--mind you,--but I could have hugged him, just the same." Mrs.Spofford looked searchingly into the girls clear, shining eyes.
"I wish I knew just how much you hate him, Ruth." "Be honest, Auntie.


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