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Mr. Woods observed, lengthening the word somewhat. In the intimate half light of the summer house, he loomed prodigiously big. MISTER WOODS OBSERVED LENGTHENING THE WORD SOMEWHAT IN THE INTIMATE HALF LIGHT OF THE SUMMER HOUSE HE LOOMED PRODIGIOUSLY BIG
d, any region other than the gardens of Selwoode. Billy came presently to the opening in the hedge and stared at the deserted bench. He was undeniably in a temper. But, then, how becoming it was! thought someone. "Miss Hugonin!" he said, coldly. Evidently (thought someone) he intends to be just as nasty as possible. "Peggy!" said Mr. Woods, after a little. Perhaps (thought someone) he won't be _very_ nasty. "Dear Peggy!" said Mr. Woods, in his most conciliatory tone. Someone rearranged her hair complacently. But there was no answer, save the irresponsible chattering of the birds, and with a sigh Billy turned upon his heel. Then, by the oddest chance in the world, Margaret coughed. I dare say it was damp in the summer-house; or perhaps it was caused by some passing bronchial irritation; or perhaps, incredible as it may seem, she coughed to show him where she was. But I scarcely think so, because Margaret insisted afterward--very positively, too--that she didn't cough at all. XXII "Well!  CHAPTER TWENTY TWO OF THE EAGLE'S SHADOW BY JAMES BRANCH CABEL THIS LIVER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN ORIGINALLY RECORDED BY JOHN AND WILSON FOR BUREAU FORTY TWO DONATED TO LIBERVOX WITH HIS EXPRESS PERMISSION TWENTY TWO WELL
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