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I whispered her name, and she drew aside behind an aloe bush, and, making pretense that her foot was pierced with a thorn, she lingered till the other women were gone by

I whispered her name, and she drew aside behind an aloe bush, and, making pretense that her foot was pierced with a thorn, she lingered till the other women were gone by
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