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The swiftness and silence of Diana’s departure from the Château Fragonard was of an almost uncanny nature. There were no affectionate leave-takings,—and she made no attempt to see Madame Dimitrius, wh
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The swiftness and silence of Diana’s departure from the Château Fragonard was of an almost uncanny nature. There were no affectionate leave-takings,—and she made no attempt to see Madame Dimitrius, wh
The chaotic condition of mind into which Mr. Polydore May found himself plunged by what to him was the inexplicable and…
Genius takes a century or more to become recognised,—but Beauty illumines this mortal scene as swiftly as a flash-light…
Destiny having apparently taken sides with Diana in her new existence, she lost no time in availing herself of the vari…
While Dimitrius thus perplexed himself with a psychological question for which he could find no satisfactory answer, Di…
The next morning dawned cloudlessly, and a burning sun blazed intense summer heat through all the hours of the longest …
The fated eve,—eve of the longest day in the year,—came in a soft splendour of misty violet skies and dimly glittering …
The strange spirit of complete indifference, and the attitude of finding nothing, apparently, worth the trouble of thin…
It was quite the end of the season at Davos before Dimitrius quitted it and took his mother and Diana on to the Riviera…
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