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The Irrational Knot

CHAPTER I
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Catching sight of him presently, she greeted him with a flash of her dark eye that made him writhe as though his heart had received a fillip from a ponderable missile.

She did not spare these roguish glances.

They darted everywhere; and Conolly, looking about him to note their effect, saw rows of callow young faces with parted lips and an expression which seemed to have been caught and fixed at the climax of a blissful chuckle.

There were few women in the stalls, and the silly young faces were relieved only by stupid old ones.
The couplets ended amidst great applause.

Marmaduke placed his glass on his knees, and, clapping his hands vigorously, turned to his companion with a triumphant smile, mutely inviting him to clamor for a repetition of the air.


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