A Face Illumined by Edward Payson Roe
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He, with the familiarity that indicated relationship, but with a motion too slight to be noticed by others, threw her a kiss from the tips of his fingers, as one might toss a sugar-plum to a child, and then followed his friend. Chapter II. Ida Mayhew. What is the matter, Van? You remind me of a certain horned beast that has seen a red flag," said Ik Stanton, linking his arm in that of Van Berg's. "An apt illustration. I have been baited and irritated for the last twenty minutes." "I thought you enjoyed Beethoven's music, and surely Thomas rendered it divinely to-night." "That is one of the chief of my grievances. I haven't been able to hear a note," was the wrathful response. "That's strange," said Stanton with mock gravity. "Were I not afraid you would take it amiss I would hint that your ears are of |
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