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Phyllis of Philistia

CHAPTER XIX
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He knew that the heathen in his blindness had curiosity enough at his command to inquire of the missionaries if the white beachcomber and his bottle of square-face represented the product of centuries of Christianity, and if they did not, why the missionaries did not evangelize the beachcomber and his bottle off the face of the earth.
Phyllis, being well aware of George Holland's views, was not shocked at the sound of his laughter at the true story of Mr.Courtland's dynamite outrage at New Guinea; but all the same, she was glad that she was not going to marry him.
He had not, however, been altogether uninteresting in her eyes while sitting beside her, and that was something to record in his favor.
She drove home early, and running upstairs found herself face to face with Ella Linton..


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