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Man and Wife

CHAPTER THE TWENTY-THIRD
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At the second turn, when his face happened to be set toward the open heath, he noticed another foot-passenger--apparently a man--far away in the empty distance.

Was the person coming toward him?
He advanced a little.

The stranger was doubtless advancing too, so rapidly did his figure now reveal itself, beyond all doubt, as the figure of a man.

A few minutes more and Arnold fancied he recognized it.
Yet a little longer, and he was quite sure.

There was no mistaking the lithe strength and grace of _that_ man, and the smooth easy swiftness with which he covered his ground.


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