No one. She walked down the station approach, past the neat, obtrusive offices of the coal merchant and the house agent, and so to the wicket-gate by the butcher’s shop that led to the field path to her home. Austin could scarcely credit his senses when he beheld him. She fixed her eyes upon it and ran, keeping always as far as possible in the shadow of the hedge, gazing fearfully every now and then down along the valley for the white smoke of the train. She did not know herself. It was her figure, her style of dress, her manner of arranging the hair. It fits your style.
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