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Melbourne House, Volume 2

CHAPTER III
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Then perceiving the gentle, sweet, quiet little face beside him, and recognizing the timid feeling which made Daisy afraid to meet his eye, he could not refrain; he bent down and gave her a kiss.

He was very much touched by the little fluttering start and glance which Daisy returned to this salutation, and he saw that a pink flush of pleasure came into her cheeks.

Perhaps all this put the subject of watching her out of Mr.Randolph's head; he certainly did not see the minute, a few minutes later, when Daisy's hand stole to her brow and her eyes were for a short space hidden and her hand moveless.

Mrs.
Randolph saw it, and saw that he did not.

Daisy had forgotten that anybody could see her.


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