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A PAIR OF BLUE

88

EYES.

a path Avliich ran into the one he

lowing, in the angle of the

met.

was

Elfride

abashed

coming

upon her the

Here they

field.

once exultant and

into

his

presence had

in fact,

his note-book in his hand,

been in the very act of writ-

ing therein,

when they came

each other.

He

sentence,

fol-

effect of entering a cathedral.

Knight had

and had,

at

was

the midst of a

left ofi" in

and proceeded

view of

in

to inquire

warmly

She said

concerning her state of health.

she was perfectly well, and indeed had never

looked better.

quent

as

Her health was Her

her actions.

as inconse-

lips

were red,

without the polish that cherries have, their redness

mth

margined

in a clearly-defined line,

of jagged confusion in

and

the white skin

which had nothing

it.

Altogether she

stood as the last person in the world to be

knocked over by a game of

chess, because

too ephemeral-looking to play one. '

Are you taking notes ?' she inquired

with an alacrity plainly arising

less

from