The American Baron by James De Mille
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"Several times!" "Yes." "Tell me where?" "Why, once at the amphitheatre. You were walking ahead, and I sat down to rest, and he came and joined me. He left before you came back." "He must have been following us, then." "Yes. And another time in the picture-gallery; and yesterday in a shop; and this morning at the Cathedral." "The Cathedral!" "Yes, Kitty. You know we all went, and Lady Dairymple would not go up. So Ethel and I went up. And when we got up to the top I walked about, and Ethel sat down to admire the view. And, you know, I found myself off at a little distance, when suddenly I saw Count Girasole. And then, you know, he--he--proposed." Mrs. Willoughby sat silent for some time. "And what did you say to him?" she asked at length. "Why, what else could I say?" "What else than _what_?" |
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