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I made Sangree change into the bows and got into the steering seat myself, putting the girl between us so that I could watch them both by keeping their outlines against the sea and stars. I MADE SANGREE CHANGE INTO THE BOWS AND GOT INTO THE STEERING SEAT MYSELF PUTTING THE GIRL BETWEEN US SO I COULD WATCH THEM BOTH BY KEEPING THEIR OUTLINES AGAINST THE SEA AND STARS
r I should do something—I don't know exactly what I mean, probably,—but that I should let myself go and scream—" "Joan!" "Don't be alarmed," she laughed shortly; "I shan't do anything silly, but I wanted to tell you my feelings in case I needed your help. When I have intuitions as strong as this they are never wrong, only I don't know yet what it means exactly." "You must hold out for the month, at any rate," I said in as matter-of-fact a voice as I could manage, for her manner had somehow changed my surprise to a subtle sense of alarm. "Sangree only stays the month, you know. And, anyhow, you are such an odd creature yourself that you should feel generously towards other odd creatures," I ended lamely, with a forced laugh. She gave my hand a sudden pressure. "I'm glad I've told you at any rate," she said quickly under her breath, for the canoe was now gliding up silently like a ghost to our feet, "and I'm glad you're here, too," she added as we moved down towards the water to meet it. S WAY OUT THAT HE WOULD DO SOMETHING OR THAT I SHOULD DO SOMETHING I DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I MEAN PROBABLY BUT THAT I SHOULD LET MYSELF GO AND SCREAM JOAN DON'T BE ALARMED SHE LAUGHED SHORTLY I SHA'N'T DO ANYTHING SILLY BUT I WANTED TO TELL YOU MY FEELINGS IN CASE I NEEDED YOUR HELP WHEN I HAVE INTUITIONS AS STRONG AS THIS THEY ARE NEVER WRONG ONLY I DON'T KNOW YET WHAT IT MEANS EXACTLY YOU MUST HOLD UP FOR THE MONTH AT ANY RATE I SAID IN A MATTER OF FACTIVE VOICE AS I COULD MANAGE FOR HER MANNER HAD SOMEHOW CHANGED MY SURPRISE TO A SUBTLE SENSE OF ALARM SANGREE ONLY STAYS THE MONTH YOU KNOW AND ANYHOW YOU ARE SUCH AN ODD CREATURE YOURSELF THAT YOU SHOULD FEEL GENEROUSLY TOWARDS OTHER ODD CREATURES I ENDED LAMELY WITH A FORCED LAUGH SHE GAVE MY HAND A SUDDEN PRESSURE I'M GLAD I'VE TOLD YOU AT ANY RATE SHE SAID QUICKLY UNDER HER BREATH FOR THE CANOE WAS NOW GLIDING UP SILENTLY LIKE A GHOST TO OUR FEET AND I'M GLAD YOU'RE HERE TOO SHE ADDED AS WE MOVED DOWN TOWARDS THE WATER TO MEET IT
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