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Frontier Stories

CHAPTER VI
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Her eyes were not large, but her pupils were black, moist, velvety, and so convex as to seem embossed on the white.

She had an indistinctive nose, a rather colorless face--whiter at the angles of the mouth and nose through the relief of tiny freckles like grains of pepper.

Her mouth was straight, dark, red, but moist as her eyes.

She had drawn herself into the corner of the back seat, her wrist put through and hanging over the swinging strap, the easy lines of her plump figure swaying from side to side with the motion of the coach.

Finally, forgetful of any presence in the dark corner opposite, she threw her head a little farther back, slipped a trifle lower, and placing two well-booted feet upon the middle seat, completed a charming and wholesome picture.
Five minutes elapsed.


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