Ishmael - In the Depths by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth
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"Are you engaged for the next?" "No, sir." "Then be my partner for it, will you?" "Oh, sir!" And the girl's truthful face flashed with surprise and delight. "Will you dance with me, then, for the next set?" "Yes, sir, please." "Thank you, Nora. But now tell me, did you recollect me as well as I remembered you?" "No, sir." "But that is strange; for I knew you again the instant I saw you." "But, sir, you know I was but a baby when you went away?" "That is true." "But how, then, did you know me again?" she wonderingly inquired. "Easily enough. Though you have grown up into such a fine young woman, your face has not changed its character, Nora. You have the same broad, fair forehead and arched brows; the same dark gray eyes and long lashes; |
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