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The entlewen stared fascinated The girl was pushing her

crury

As Brangwen sat motionless in the hall afterwards, too er ca a cigarette

and saying: "Will you sarettes, yet he took the one

offered, fu to the

roots of his hair Then he looked with his warm blue eyes at the

alner The latter sat

down beside hiwen loved the other raciousness,

for his tact and reserve, and for his ageless, monkey-like

self-surety They talked of horses, and of Derbyshire, and of

far felloith real

war

this odd, ed, dry-skinned man, personally The talk was

pleasant, but that did not racious

manner, the fine contact that was all