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The Weavers
Complete

CHAPTER XLII
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One can only stand in the door and wait.

He has been patient." "I have been patient, too," she answered.
As the Duchess disappeared with David, a swift change came over Lacey.
He spun round on one toe, and, like a boy of ten, careered around the deck to the tune of a negro song.
"Say, things are all right in there with them two, and it's my turn now," he said.

"Cute as she can be, and knows the game! Twice a widow, and knows the game! Waiting, she is down in Cairo, where the orange blossom blows.

I'm in it; we're all in it--every one of us.

Cousin Hylda's free now, and I've got no past worth speaking of; and, anyhow, she'll understand, down there in Cairo.


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