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There is sonetism upon which

Science has yet to put her cold and unroer Have you never

experienced the sensation that so at you? Doubtless you have Well, Max presently turned his

glance toward his silent fellow traveler She had lifted her veil and

was staring at hi eyes These eyes were

so the into his throat He tossed his hat

to the floor and started for her end of the compartment

She held up a hand as if to ward off his approach "I can hear

perfectly," she said; "it is not needful that you should come any

nearer"

He sat down confused He could not reularly

"May I ask how you came to enter this compartment?" she asked coldly

"I jue attitude?

"So I observe What I ht?"

"It happened to be the only door at hand, and I was in a great hurry"

Where was his usual collectedness of thought? He was ee

"Did you followand the corners of

her ressively

"Follow you?" amazed that such an idea should enter into her head