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Lorna Doone
A Romance of Exmoor

CHAPTER XXX
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Although of course I knew that I deserved it all, but I could not well say that.
Then Annie came sailing down the dance, with her beautiful hair flowing round her; the lightest figure in all the room, and the sweetest, and the loveliest.

She was blushing, with her fair cheeks red beneath her dear blue eyes, as she met my glance of surprise and grief at the partner she was leaning on.

It was Squire Marwood de Whichehalse.

I would sooner have seen her with Tom Faggus, as indeed I had expected, when I heard of Parson Bowden.

And to me it seemed that she had no right to be dancing so with any other; and to this effect I contrived to whisper; but she only said, 'See to yourself, John.


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