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The other was to go into business—into a photographer’s reception-room, for example, or a costumer’s or hat-shop. It was debauching, this—a devilish art which drew such strange allurements from a face and figure almost Madonna-like in their simplicity. On the one hand, she seemed to think plainly and simply, and would talk serenely and freely about topics that most women have been trained either to avoid or conceal; and on the other she was unconscious, or else she had an air of being unconscious—that was the riddle—to all sorts of personal applications that almost any girl or woman, one might have thought, would have made. What she did not know, and what she was never to know, was that the divine fire was hers.
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