[Garman and Worse by Alexander Lange Kielland]@TWC D-Link bookGarman and Worse CHAPTER XII 9/19
She was going to shut it, but the sea looked so peaceful down below in the clear moonlight, that she knelt down on the window-seat, and remained gazing at the lovely scene.
The moon had just reached the point at which it began to shine upon her window, and the shadow fell obliquely from the corner of the house, just beyond the hedge below, thus leaving a triangular space in darkness close underneath.
As Madeleine leant out she could see that Miss Cordsen's window was also open.
She was just going to call to the old lady, with whom she was on the most friendly terms, but on consideration she thought it would be nicer to enjoy the delightful moonlight evening alone. In that part of the garden the paths were to a great extent overgrown by the spreading trees.
The little pond, which had once been full of carp, and where even now some remained, only no one seemed to notice them, was fringed with tall rushes.
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