The Woman with the Fan by Robert Smythe Hichens
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then--then your face is like a cloud which obscures you--except when you
are singing." She laughed frankly. "Poor Robin! It was always your great fault--trying to plumb shallows and to take high dives into water half a foot deep." He was silent for a minute. At last he said: "And your husband?" "Fritz!" His forehead contracted. "Fritz--yes. What does he do? Try to walk in ocean depths?" "You needn't sneer at Fritz," she said sharply. "I beg your pardon." "Fritz doesn't bother about shallows and depths. He loves me absurdly, and that's quite enough for him." "And for you." She nodded gravely. "And what would Fritz do if you were to lose your beauty? Would he be |
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