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| 22 | 671 | I would then, in the View more quotes about concealment">concealment of one of the doorways, put her in the small cloak she had worn before, now folded in my wallet, and we would then make our way home. |
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| 22 | 668 | She would not be loitering in the vicinity, of course, as that would attract attention. |
| 22 | 669 | She would, rather, pass this point at certain intervals, in one direction or another. |
| 22 | 670 | She may have passed it once or twice already. |
| 22 | 671 | I would then, in the concealment of one of the doorways, put her in the small cloak she had worn before, now folded in my wallet, and we would then make our way home. |
| 22 | 672 | I observed her approaching. |
| 22 | 673 | How beautiful she had been, how fetching she was now. |
| 22 | 674 | "Master," she said. |