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The Governors

CHAPTER XI
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Her complexion had not altogether lost the duskiness which came from her outdoor life.

Her hair was parted in the middle, after a fashion of her own, and coming rather low on the back of her head, gave her the appearance of being younger even than she was.

Stella's beauty was perhaps the most pronounced, but this girl, he felt, was unique.

He looked thoughtfully into her eyes.

Her whole expression and manner were so delightfully simple and girlish, that he found it almost impossible to believe that she was playing a part.
They talked for a little while upon purely general subjects, the Opera, her new friends, the whole social life of the city, of which he was a somewhat prominent part.


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