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Phyllis of Philistia

CHAPTER XXI
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He has only to speak half a dozen words to Courtland, and off he goes to Norway at a moment's notice with probably the most uncongenial boat's load that Courtland ever sailed with, and he must have done a good deal in that way in New Guinea waters.

Now, why should Courtland take such a turn ?" "Ah, why, indeed!" cried Mrs.Linton.

"Yes, that is, as you say, the most amusing part of the whole evening of cross-purposes.

Why should he run away just at this time--to-night--to-night ?" "What is there particular about to-night that Courtland's running away should seem doubly erratic ?" asked Mr.Linton, after a little pause.

He had his eyes fixed coldly upon his wife's face.
She turned to him and laughed quite merrily.
"What is there particular about to-night ?" she repeated.


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