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CHAPTER XXXVIII
Word Count: 1829
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Released on: 17/11/2017
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a of human faces turn curiously and with one accord towards the spot where th
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An Old Man's Darling
“"The sea, the sea, the open sea; The blue, the fresh, the ever free," chanted the fresh and delicious voice of a young girl walking along the sands of the seashore in the summer sunshine at Cape May.”