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The Common Law

CHAPTER II
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I've made a very dainty pair of ears for you, dear; I only said that to frighten you.

You and I like that man up there--tremendously, don't we?
And we're very grateful to him for--for a great many happy moments--and for his unfailing kindness and consideration....

You don't mind posing for me; _you_ wear fur.

But I didn't wear anything, dear, when I first sat to him as a novice; and, kitty, I was a fortunate girl in my choice of the man before whom I was to make a debut.

And I--" The rattle of brushes and the creak of the scaffolding arrested her: Neville was coming down for a view of his work.
"Hello," he said, pleasantly, noticing for the first time that she was still in the studio.
"Have I disturbed you, Mr.Neville ?" "Not a bit.


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