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The Primadonna

CHAPTER XIII
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But she never saw him again, and that is the end of the little story; and the tall girl in her first season thinks it rather dull.
But it was not likely that the chronicle of Cordova's youth should come to such an abrupt conclusion.

The man who moved her now had been near her too often, the sound of his voice was too easily recalled, and, since his rival's defection, he was too necessary to her; and, besides, he was as obstinate as Christopher Columbus.
'Let me see,' she said thoughtfully.

'There's a rehearsal to-morrow morning.

That means a late luncheon.

Come at two o'clock, and if it's fine we can go for a little walk.


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