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14605	Maxwell, W. B. (William Babington)	The Devil's Garden			.txt	text/plain	123155	7852	86	anxiety was more than Mavis Dale could bear for long at a time, she The young man went out, leaving the door open; and Dale saw that the "Yes, bull's eye," said Dale, with boisterous good-humor. an eye-opener, old girl." Then he laughed behind his hand, and said After Dale's departure she went over to North Ride, thinking that Mr. Barradine was at the Abbey, and that he would come to her at the kind gentleman in _our_ times, Mrs. Dale; nor one so open-handed. Mavis Dale left them talking and went back to the post office. "Ah, there you show your sense, Mavis." As he said this Dale took his "May be--but I don't think it would be the thing," said Dale. And Dale whispered approvingly to Mavis, saying that he liked Norah's said the very words that Dale would have liked to put into his	./cache/14605.txt	./txt/14605.txt