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The Common Law

CHAPTER XVII
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You or common sense--or something--opened my eyes....

But we won't talk about it now....

Because there are still perplexities--some few....

We'll go over them together--and arrange matters--somehow." "What matters ?" But she placed a soft hand over his lips, imposing silence, and drew his arm around her with a little sigh of content.
Presently she said: "Have you noticed my gown?
I made it." He smiled and bent forward to look.
"I made _everything_ that I am wearing--except the shoes and stockings.
But they are perfectly new....

I wanted to come to you--perfectly new.
There was a Valerie who didn't really love you.


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