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"Come out with me, Miss Tarrant; come out with me. Do come out with me." That was what Basil Ransom had been saying to Verena when they stood where Olive perceived them, in the embrasure of
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"Come out with me, Miss Tarrant; come out with me. Do come out with me." That was what Basil Ransom had been saying to Verena when they stood where Olive perceived them, in the embrasure of
Ransom made no reply; he was watching the door, which at that moment gave way from within. Verena stood there—it was sh…
He walked about for the next two hours, walked all over Boston, heedless of his course, and conscious only of an unwill…
It was Mrs. Luna who received him, as she had received him on the occasion of his first visit to Charles Street; by whi…
He met Doctor Prance in the village the next morning, and as soon as he looked at her he saw that the event which had b…
Olive thought she knew the worst, as we have perceived; but the worst was really something she could not know, inasmuch…
Basil Ransom spent nearly a month at Marmion; in announcing this fact I am very conscious of its extraordinary characte…
A certain prudence had determined him to put off his visit till the morning; he thought it more probable that at that t…
The August night had gathered by the time Basil Ransom, having finished his supper, stepped out upon the piazza of the …
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