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id: 27950
title: The Rhodesian
author: Page, Gertrude
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  liked to look fair in the eyes of Peter Carew, quite indifferent to A cloud flitted for a moment across Meryl''s fair face, which Diana was But Meryl only got up slowly and moved away to her own little bed. "I don''t think I''ve very much," said Diana, "but Meryl has enough for Diana answered, "I don''t know that we do want to go; but Meryl has Then Diana spoke a little in something of an undertone, half to Meryl, "I feel a little like you to-night, Meryl. "You were very good to come so far," said Meryl gently, seeing the Until the blue-grey eyes, so like Meryl''s, looked shyly up, and then suppose He said to Himself, ''I will let Diana and Meryl Pym see one of Meryl''s eyes were less smiling than her lips, turning a little Meryl, with her face turned away, blanched a little in the shadow.


id: 32926
title: John Ames, Native Commissioner: A Romance of the Matabele Rising
author: Mitford, Bertram
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  the camp, and John Ames, having said a few words to the squatting "Why have you--have you all done this thing, Nanzicele?" said John Ames, A look of relief came into Nidia''s face as she knew, by the rising of Nidia, of course, understood not a word of this, but John Ames had let Nidia, at a word from John Ames, having searched in the huts for the "I am now going to kill thee, Shiminya," said John Ames, when he had "This is not the way I came in by," said Nidia. said John Ames, pointing to a great granite cone which rose up from the as he thought of Nidia it seemed to John Ames that he was capable of any like this," said John Ames, thinking it advisable to waive the question "Look here, now," said John Ames, quickly and decidedly. John Ames did look, and so did the other man.


