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The Hosts of the Air

CHAPTER XII
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"I know you'll forgive me when I tell you it's in honor of a lady." Then he laughed at himself in a glass.

It was a gorgeous jacket, but one could wear more brilliant clothes in Europe than in America, and his appearance was certainly improved.

He returned to the great room and someone sitting in the chair before the fire rose to receive him.
It was Julie all in white, a semi-evening dress that heightened in a wonderful fashion her glorious, blond beauty.

He had often thought how this slender maid would bloom into a woman and now he beheld her here in the lodge, his prisoner and not Auersperg's.

A swift smile passed over her face as she saw him, and bowing low before him she said: "I see, Mr.John, that you have not wasted your time.


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