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The Man

CHAPTER XVI--A PRIVATE CONVERSATION
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Leonard was chafing under the position forced upon him, and tried to divert his companion from her purpose.

He knew well why she had chosen that exposed position for their interview.

Now, as her outstretched hand embarrassed him, he made reprisal; he tried to take it in his in a tender manner.
She instantly drew back her hand and put it behind her in a decided manner.

She was determined that whatever might happen she would not let any watcher at the windows, by chance or otherwise, see any sign of tenderness on her part.

Leonard, thinking that his purpose had been effected, went on, breathing more freely: 'Your letter wasn't much.


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