Stories by English Authors: England by Unknown
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_Dolignan_ (moving to her side). Pray do not be alarmed; I am near you. _Miss Haythorn._ You are near me--very near me indeed, Captain Dolignan. _Dolignan._ You know my name? _Miss Haythorn._ I heard you mention it. I wish we were out of this dark place. _Dolignan._ I could be content to spend hours here reassuring you, my dear lady. _Miss Haythorn._ Nonsense! _Dolignan._ Pweep! (Grave reader, do not put our lips to the next pretty creature you meet, or will understand what this means.) _Miss Haythorn._ Ee! Ee! _Friend._ What is the matter? _Miss Haythorn._ Open the door! Open the door! There was a sound of hurried whispers; the door was shut and the blind pulled down with hostile sharpness. If any critic falls on me for putting inarticulate sounds in a |
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