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The roo

breakable, having been tenanted at one time by a strenuous lunatic, who

had considerately died after his immediate faraves, taking care of hi of the history of the roohost disturbed her restless slu

She was not particularly distressed because she knew that it would not be

possible for her to sing again until the follointer in New York She

had sobbed too much, with her face buried in the pillow Had these sobs

been born of weakness, all e had mothered

the she was

noticeably hoarse, and there was a break in the arietta No, she did not

fret over this side of the cala of it all lay in the fact

that she had been outraged in the matter of personal liberty, with no act

of reprisal to ease her ied

Nora, as she stood in the full ladden the

eyes of all mankind She was beautiful, and all adjectives applicable

would but serve to confuse rather than to embellish her physical

excellence She was as beautiful as a garden rose is, needing no defense,

no raone, otherwise she

would have been sung in cantos She was tall, shapely, deep-boso her chary and