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The Danger Mark

CHAPTER VII
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How did you do it ?" "I merely stuck like grim death to your sketches," she said demurely.
Scott eyed her without particular interest.

"Very corking," he said vaguely, "but I've got to go down to the hatchery with Kathleen, so you won't mind if I leave----" He closed the door behind him before anybody could speak.

Duane moved toward the door.
"It's a charming costume," he said, "and most charmingly worn; your hair is exactly right--not too much powder, you know----" "Where shall I put my patch?
Here ?" "Higher." "Here ?" He came back to the centre of the room where she stood.
"Here," he said, indenting the firm, cool ivory skin with one finger, "and here.

Wear two." "And my rings--do you think that my fingers are overloaded ?" She held out her fascinating smooth little hands.

He supported them on his upturned palms and examined the gems critically.
They talked for a few moments about the rings, then: "Thank you so much," she said, with a carelessly friendly pressure.


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