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That Mainwaring Affair

CHAPTER XV
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The sight of him was the signal for the return of the thoughts which had that day kept her company.

She cast a wrathful glance upon the unconscious young stranger just then passing, his perfect health and evident good humor under existing circumstances adding to her sense of injury and exasperation.

She grew ill, and determined to return at once to her apartments, but found her progress against the gale slower and more difficult than she had anticipated.

Dizzy and faint, she had just reached the stairs when a sudden lurch threw her violently to one side; she staggered helplessly and would have fallen, but at that instant a strong arm was thrown about her and she felt herself lifted bodily.

With a sigh of relief she turned her head towards her rescuer, supposing him one of the officers of the ship, only to discover, to her horror, that she was in the arms of the young Englishman.


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