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A Romance of the Republic

CHAPTER VII
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Hours were whiled away by the occupation, which not only kept their needles from rusting, but also their affections and artistic faculties.
As the tide of time flowed on, varied only by these little eddies and ripples, Gerald, though always very loving with Rosa, became somewhat less exclusive.

His attentions were more equally divided between the sisters.

He often occupied himself with Floracita's work, and would pick out the shades of silk for her, as well as for Rosa.

He more frequently called upon her to sing a solo, as well as to join in duets and trios.

When the weather became cooler, it was a favorite recreation with him to lounge at his ease, while Rosa played, and Floracita's fairy figure floated through the evolutions of some graceful dance.


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