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Ailsa Paige

CHAPTER II
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I thought I'd better tell you, Ailsa." "There was no necessity," said Ailsa calmly.

"We scarcely exchanged a dozen words." As she spoke she became aware of a shape behind the veranda windows, a man's upright figure passing and repassing.

And now, at the open window, it suddenly emerged into full sunlight, a spare, sinewy, active gentleman of fifty, hair and moustache thickly white, a deep seam furrowing his forehead from the left ear to the roots of the hair above the right temple.
The most engaging of smiles parted the young widow's lips.
"Good morning, Captain Lent," she cried gaily.


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