"Mother!" she echoed,—"mother! why do you call me by that name?" "Because you are my mother. ‘I understand you have not been in England very long,’ he said in English, noting that Madame raised her fan and lowered her gaze demurely. The call of youth to youth, and we name it love for want of something better: a glamorous, evanescent thing "like snow upon the desert's dusty face, lighting a little hour or two, was gone. But his glance roved, to the door through which Ruth had gone, to Enschede's drooping back. I didn’t go out of my way or anything. Manning called. I love some one else.
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