A Beautiful Possibility by Edith Ferguson Black
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[Illustration: LOUIS DASHED THE GLOWING END OF HIS CIGAR IN THE NEGRO'S
FACE.] A BEAUTIFUL POSSIBILITY BY EDITH FERGUSON BLACK A BEAUTIFUL POSSIBILITY. CHAPTER I. In one of the fairest of the West Indian islands a simple but elegant villa lifted its gabled roofs amidst a bewildering wealth of tropical beauty. Brilliant birds flitted among the foliage, gold and silver fishes darted to and fro in a large stone basin of a fountain which threw its glittering spray over the lawn in front of the house, and on the vine-shaded veranda hammocks hung temptingly, and low wicker chairs invited to repose. |
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