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The Case and The Girl

CHAPTER II
15/18

It was a few moments of seven, and she would undoubtedly be waiting for him in the hall below.

He descended the broad stairs, conscious of a thrill of expectancy; nor was he doomed to disappointment.
Miss Coolidge met him in the dimly lighted vacancy of the hall, with smiling eyes of welcome.

They were mocking, puzzling eyes, the depths of which he could not fathom--they perplexed, and invited at the same instant.

She was in evening dress, a creamy satin, revealing white shoulders, and rounded, beautifully mounded arms, visible beneath folds of filmy lace.

If he had dreamed the girl attractive before in the plainness of street costume, he now beheld her in a new vision of loveliness.


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