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The Valley of the Moon

CHAPTER XI
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"Anyway, I don't see myself lovin' a girl that runs after me.

It's all right for Charley-boys, but a man that is a man don't like bein' chased by women." "My mother always said that love was the greatest thing in the world," Saxon argued.

"She wrote poems about it, too.

Some of them were published in the San Jose Mercury." "What do you think about it ?" "Oh, I don't know," she baffled, meeting his eyes with another lazy smile.

"All I know is it's pretty good to be alive a day like this." "On a trip like this--you bet it is," he added promptly.
At one o'clock Billy turned off the road and drove into an open space among the trees.
"Here's where we eat," he announced.


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