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Jerry

CHAPTER XVIII
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La signorina e nel giardino._' He started ahead toward the garden, looking behind at every third step to make sure that the gentleman was still following, that he was not merely a figment of his own sleepy senses.

Their direction was straight toward the parapet where, on an historic wash-day, the signorina had sat beside a row of dangling stockings.

She was sitting there now, dressed in white, the oleander tree above her head enveloping her in a glowing and fragrant shade.

So occupied was she with a dreamy contemplation of the mountains across the lake that she did not hear footsteps until Giuseppe paused before her and presented the card.

She glanced from this to the visitor, and extended a friendly hand.
'Mr.Hilliard! Good afternoon.' There was nothing of surprise in her greeting; evidently she did not find the visit extraordinary.


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