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Anne Of The Island

CHAPTER IV
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Let's go and meet her.

It's easier to get acquainted in a graveyard than at Redmond, I believe." They walked down the long grassy arcade towards the stranger, who was sitting on a gray slab under an enormous willow.

She was certainly very pretty, with a vivid, irregular, bewitching type of prettiness.

There was a gloss as of brown nuts on her satin-smooth hair and a soft, ripe glow on her round cheeks.

Her eyes were big and brown and velvety, under oddly-pointed black brows, and her crooked mouth was rose-red.


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