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St. Martin’s Summer

CHAPTER XIV
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That they think not as other folk is notorious; their minds are for the time disordered." Nevertheless he looked at her where she sat by the window, so gentle, so lissome, so sweet, and so frail, and he had a shrewd notion that were he Florimond de Condillac, whether he feared her in durance or not, not the fever, nor the plague itself should keep him for the best part of a week at La Rochette within easy ride of her.
She smiled gently at his words, and turned the conversation to the matter that imported most.
"Tonight then, it is determined that we are to go ?" "At midnight or a little after.

Be in readiness, mademoiselle, and do not keep me waiting when I rap upon your door.

Haste may be of importance." "You may count upon me, my friend," she answered him, and stirred by a sudden impulse she held out her hand.

"You have been very good to me, Monsieur de Garnache.

You have made life very different for me since your coming.


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