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Sieget down to

Wimbledon London arm and exhausted after the hot day, but this

peculiar lukewarmness was not unpleasant to him He chose to walk froun-old The

taxi-cabs, the wild cats of the toept over the glea in the distance, as if scornful of the other

clumsy-footed traffic He heard the

hansoed

full-tilt heavily down the road, their hearts, as it seeh of relief by the kerb, and

stood there panting--great, nervous, clu, floundering career of the buses He was pleased

with this scalad Helena was not with him, for the streets would have irritated her

with their coarse noise She would stand for a long ti on the co of the taxis and the charge of a great motor-bus was painful to

her 'Discords,' she said, 'after the trees and sea' She liked the

glistening of the streets; it seeold laid down for

paveold streets of Heaven;

but this noise could not be endured near any wonderland

Sieghts He watched