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” He said. Modern, indeed! She was going to be as primordial as chipped flint. . He remembered little whispered speeches of hers, so like the Annabel of Paris, so unlike the woman he loved, a hundred little things should have told him long ago. The day was sunny and pleasant, devoid of chill winds. Chapter XXIII MONTAGUE HILL SEES LIGHT AT LAST At exactly ten minutes past ten Annabel rang the bell of her sister’s flat. He understood now that it was a part of her inheritance. Her sadness was manageable only because she was so familiar with its phases, because she could observe its moods remotely, like an astronomer studying the moon. What better way to be rid of him? ‘Jacques,’ she uttered urgently. “You can keep him at arm’s length.
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