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... feet over the edges of the wooden floor . They began it slowly , their laughter and conversation hardly interrupt- ed , the young legs and long bodies moving in a formal walk until with some imperceptible transi- tion in pace they had ...
... feet over the edges of the wooden floor . They began it slowly , their laughter and conversation hardly interrupt- ed , the young legs and long bodies moving in a formal walk until with some imperceptible transi- tion in pace they had ...
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... feet by the hand which he still held , she trembled and stirred like a sleeper shaken in the night ; she quickly freed her hand , and as they hurried together along the wooden shelf and even afterwards going up the beach , he noticed ...
... feet by the hand which he still held , she trembled and stirred like a sleeper shaken in the night ; she quickly freed her hand , and as they hurried together along the wooden shelf and even afterwards going up the beach , he noticed ...
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... feet , warding off the ferns and pushing them aside ; he bent over to put himself entirely within the dark and cool shade of the ferns . Later they would be man - high , crisp and dark brown in the summer heat , but now they were still ...
... feet , warding off the ferns and pushing them aside ; he bent over to put himself entirely within the dark and cool shade of the ferns . Later they would be man - high , crisp and dark brown in the summer heat , but now they were still ...
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