A PAIR OF BLUE
EYES.
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1
There had fallen a great deal of ram,
A
but unaccompanied by lightnmg.
few
minutes longer, and the storm had ceased. '
'
my
Xow, take 0, no,
is
it
arm, please.'
not necessary.'
This
had
lapse into wilfulness vras because he
again
re-
connected the epithet foolish with
her. '
Xonsense
it is
rain again directly, recovered.'
And
it
will
and you are not half
without more ado. Knight
took her hand, drew held
quite necessary
it
under his arm, and
there so firmly that she could not
it
have removed
it
without a
struo:D;le.
CO
Feel-
ing, at thus being led along, like a colt in
a halter for the angry,
it
was
first
time, yet afraid to be
to her great relief that she
saw
the carriage coming round the corner to fetch them.
Her
fall
upon the roof was
necessarily
explained to some extent upon their enterino;
the house
tion a
but both forbore to men-
word of what she had been doing
