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Audrey

CHAPTER XIV
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She prayed to die in his arms; for it was not Duart that she loved, but him.
She died, and they snooded her hair and buried her.

Duart went overseas; the man of the MacDonalds killed himself.

It was all wrought with threads of gossamer,--idle fancy, shrugs, smiles, whispers, slurring speech,--and it was long ago.

But there is yet gossamer to be had for the gathering; it gleams on every hand these summer mornings." By now Darden's Audrey had left the boat and was close upon them.

MacLean arose, and Truelove hastily pushed aside her wheel.


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