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"Doubtless he'll be very much pleased. After robbing me of all faith in humanity, I dare say the one thing needed to complete his happiness is to make me look like a fright. I hate him! DOUBTLESS HE'LL BE VERY MUCH PLEASED AFTER ROBBING ME OF ALL FAITH IN HUMANITY I DARE SAY THE ONE THING NEEDED TO COMPLETE HIS HAPPINESS IS TO MAKE ME LOOK LIKE A FRIGHT I HATE HIM
as it is." Only the tiniest, the flimsiest fiction, her eyes craved of him. Even now, at the eleventh hour, lie to me, Billy Woods, and, oh, how gladly I will believe! But he merely said "Good-night, Peggy," and went out of the room. His broad shoulders had a pathetic droop, a listlessness. Margaret was glad. Of course, she was glad. At last, she had told him exactly what she thought of him. Why shouldn't she be glad? She was delighted. So, by way of expressing this delight, she sat down at the desk and began to cry very softly. XIII Having duly considered the emptiness of existence, the unworthiness of men, the dreary future that awaited her--though this did not trouble her greatly, as she confidently expected to die soon--and many other such dolorous topics, Miss Hugonin decided to retire for the night. She rose, filled with speculations as to the paltriness of life and the probability of her eyes being red in the morning. "It will be all his fault if they are," she consoled herself. R NOTHING CHAP I AM PEGGY IT'S MUCH BETTER AS IT IS ONLY THE TINIEST THE FLIMSIEST FICTION HER EYES CRAVED OF HIM EVEN NOW AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR LIGHT ME BILLY WOODSON OH HOW GLADLY I'LL BELIEVE BUT HE MERELY SAID GOOD NIGHT PEGGY AND WENT OUT OF THE ROOM HIS BROAD SHOULDERS HAD A PATHETIC DROOP A LISTLESSNESS MARGARET WAS GLAD OF COURSE SHE WAS GLAD AT LAST SHE HAD TOLD HIM EXACTLY WHAT SHE HAD THOUGHT OF HIM WHY SHOULDN'T SHE BE GLAD SHE WAS DELIGHTED SO BY WAY OF EXPRESSING THIS DELIGHT SHE SAT DOWN AT THE DESK AND BEGAN TO CRY VERY SOFTLY THIRTEEN HAVING DULY CONSIDERED THE EMPTINESS OF EXISTENCE THE UNWORTHINESS OF MEN THE DREARY FUTURE THAT AWAITED HER THOUGH THIS DID NOT TROUBLE HER GREATLY AS SHE CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED TO DIE SOON AND MANY OTHER SUCH DOLOROUS TOPICS MISS HUGON DECIDED TO RETIRE FOR THE NIGHT SHE ROSE FILLED WITH SPECULATIONS AS TO THE PALTRINESS OF LIFE AND THE PROBABILITY OF HER EYES BEING RED IN THE MORNING IT'LL BE ALL HIS FAULT IF THEY ARE SHE CONSOLED HERSELF
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