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She faintly shook her head, but said, "I'll try to think of you
more--if I can"
With this Fitzpiers was compelled to be satisfied, and he asked her
when she would ht"
"If it ht it must!"
"This tiain if I can
shorten the interval"
"Well, be that as it may, I shall come at least twice a week to look at
your "
"You ht"
"Say 'husband'"
She see, "No,
no; I cannot," slipped through the garden-hedge and disappeared
Fitzpiers did not exaggerate when he told her that he should haunt the
precincts of the dwelling But his persistence in this course did not
result in his seeing her htly interval
which she had herself marked out as proper At these ti wore on the ed but little with the increase in
their nus faer one of the