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The Way of a Man

CHAPTER XV
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Her skirt was short, of good gray cloth, and she wore a rather mannish coat over a blue woolen shirt or blouse.

Her hands were covered with long gauntlets, and her hat was a soft gray felt, tied under the chin with a leather string, while a soft gray veil was knotted carelessly about her neck as kerchief.

Her face for the time was turned from us, but I could see that her hair was dark and heavy, could see, in spite of its loose garb, that her figure was straight, round and slender.

The swift versatility of my soul was upon the point of calling this as fine a figure of young womanhood as I had ever seen.

Now, indeed, the gray desert had blossomed as a rose.
I was about to ask some questions of Belknap, when all at once I saw something which utterly changed my pleasant frame of mind.


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