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return very aoan probably. Hiue she
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and knew she was there. fact which
abe regretted.
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ing there ON bis heels. one might say
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not come, She began To feel quite err-
tain that Ward weeld be surprised and
dlagussed when he found her there and
1 would loak at her with that faint curl
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or twice. aaa in spite uf herself she ho-
gan 10 picture his face with that ex~
precision.
i Bills Louise was on the point OF rid
Ing away good deal more hastily
than she had como lii sha hope that
Ward would not discover her there
Then her Own stuhbornness came up
perriost. and she told herself that abe
| had d perfect right 10 ride wherever
II she pleased and that II Ward didn't
like 1t he cos,ld do tho other thing.
She went TO the door and stood look.
/ ing out for5a minute wondering where
he wns.
i There was little window behind
the hunk and beside that shelf fIled
with books and smoking material and
matches, She knew by the very ar-
rangeincnt OF that shelf and window
that Ward liked to lie there ON the
hunk and restd while the light lasted.
a Ait the head az the bed hung -four
Il sack half fnll or some hard, lrmpy
stnfT which Billy Louise had not mo-
ticed before. She felt the bag tenta.
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