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joyed her lonely promenade under the
pale moon, and now, like some white
clad fairy, she passed through the
long conservatories, admiring the
white oleanders and the golden or
chids, the crimson blur of fuchias and
geraniums between long, green
stretches of palm and luxuriant beds
of ferns.
A trailing Paul Neyron rose, opulent
in its rich beauty, caught her white
dress as she passed, and she paused,
dismayed at the stream of crimson
petals that poured down on the white
tiled floor.
“What a pity!” she exclaimed. “And
such a beauty, too!”
Von Bulow Churchill, in immaculate
evening dress, his glasses spotless
and glinting under the soft flame of
the electric clusters, entered from a
side door and beheld the imprisoned
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He considered her through his
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“If I were not sure, Miss Wilkins,”
he said, lightly, “that you loved the
mill prince, although you have sent
h m away mad as the proverbial hor
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than are good for his health, I might
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a red geranium and offered him for
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through the lapel of his evening coat,
asked, with gay insouciance:
“Are you sure that I love the mill
prince?”
He removed his glasses absently
and replaced them deliberately and
carefully before he replied.
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where a woman is concerned. But I
would be willing to forfeit a kingdom,”
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the hour, “to find out whether you
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settled your doubt this afternoon.”
“How?”
“Because you might have seen that
Mr. Hall and I did not even shake
hands at parting.”
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he wondered in the moment that he
took for astonishment if his young
guest knew just how lovely she looked
as she stood, in her white evening
gown, with her noble blond head up
lifted against the green background
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rather gravely. “I believe I will enter
the lists. —may I?”
“Perhaps,” Schiller answered, in a
puzzled tone, as she turned to leave
the conservatory. “I can tell you bet
ter —later.”
(To Be Continued.)
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The Golden Age for June 23, 1910.
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