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Love, the capacity for which she had so long denied, had beco, held her irresistibly The accumulated

affection that, for want of an outlet, had been stemmed within her, had

burst all restraint, and the love that she gave to the man to whom she

had surrendered her proud heart was immeasurable--a love of infinite

tenderness and coely hu to him, he doreater

determination, and his mastery over her had provoked a love that craved

for recompense She only lived for hiulfed in the passion that enthralled her Her surrender had been no

coht

against had triuhness Sex had supervened to overthrow all her preconceived

notions The wo had been

suppressed and undeveloped had, in contact with the Sheik's vivid

personality, risen to the surface with

startling completeness

To-day she was al had

wounded her deeply, and a wave of rebellion welled up in her She would