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The Ragged Edge

CHAPTER XV
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She could not analyse what was stirring in her: the thought of losing the doll, the dog, and the cat.

There was the world besides, looming darker and larger.
"What would you like most in this world ?" he asked.

Once more he was the searcher.
"Red apples and snow!" she sent back at him, her face suddenly transfixed by some inner glory.
"Red apples and snow!" he repeated.

He returned figuratively to his bed--the bed he had made for himself and in which he must for ever lie.

Red apples and snow! How often had these two things entered his thoughts since his wanderings began?
Red apples and snow!--and never again to behold them! "I am going out for a little while," she said.


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