The Gentleman from Indiana by Booth Tarkington
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page 357 of 357 (100%)
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He clasped her hand more tightly. "This wonderful world!" he cried.
"Yesterday I had a doctor--a doctor to cure me of love-sickness!" They went on a little way. "We must hurry," she said. "I am sure they have been waiting for us." This was true; they had. From the dining-room came laughter and hearty voices, and the windows were bright with the light of many lamps. By and by, they stood just outside the patch of light that fell from one of the windows. "Look," said Helen. "Aren't they good, dear people?" "The beautiful people!" he answered. |
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