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Lady Connie

CHAPTER II
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But he said nothing.

Meyrick, his junior by two years, who was now his most intimate friend in the Varsity, ventured at last on the remark-- "Very good-looking! But she was certainly not very civil to you, Duggy!" Falloden flushed hotly.
"You think she dislikes me?
I'll bet you anything you please she'll be at the party to-night." * * * * * Constance and her maid hurried home along the Broad.

The girl perceived little or nothing on the way; but her face was crossed by a multitude of expressions, which meant a very active brain.

Perhaps sarcasm or scorn prevailed, yet mingled sometimes with distress or perplexity.
The sight of the low gabled front of Medburn.

House recalled her thoughts.


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