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17 = THE AMERICAN MARQUIS. as herself. Tadded it was he who had suggested it as a 4 pleasant pastime. 4 Together they roamed about the wounds) giving direct- ions and occasionally putting in a plant themselves. _ ‘ One morning, when they had been occupied thus for ~ some time, Honore proposed going to the arbor to rest. «< No, no!” exclaimed Grace, in alarm. She had not been able yet to conquer her repugnance to the spot stained by the blood of her first husband. 3 age: aie ee we > at ave : , 2 f a : FN Re ee en ae ee eee er re — 7 7 { a fi “ er ek ee os : TOGETHER THEY ROAMED ABOUT THE GROUNDS, GIVING DIRECTIONS AND OCCASIONALLY PUTTING IN A PLANT THEMSELVES. “But Iam afraid you are tired, Grace.’ ‘“Indeed I am not Honore. See, et is that new man who came here two weeks ago; ue seems to be looking at something.” “* Looking at his hands, I guess, to see if his hard thee has blistered them. | Gomicbooks.com