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It hung from the centre of a stout pole, each end of which rested upon the calloused shoulder of a coolie; an ordinary Occidental chair with a foot-rest. He smiled. And yet—he thought of the supper party where he had met Annabel Pellissier, the stories about her, his own few minutes’ whispered lovemaking! He was a self-contained young man, but his cheeks grew hot at the thought of the things which it had seemed quite natural to say to her then, but which he knew very well would have been instantly resented by the girl whom he had just left. “How do you know?” “Well, it isn’t exactly a depressing state, is it?” “YOU don’t know. Spurlock was basically a poet, quick to recognize beauty, animate or inanimate, and to transcribe it in unuttered words. I don’t want to know. ” She turned her face to the fire, gripped her hands upon her elbows, and drew her thin shoulders together in a shrug. Free! All the fine ecstasy, without the numbing terror. Got you interested in something, then? Would you like a peg?" "No.
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