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When I had donethis, she had on the instant recovered her calm, and there was a lookof brief wonder on her face. With all her old grace and sweetness sheswept over and lifted Silvio, just as she had done on former occasions,and held him in her arms, petting him and treating him as though hewere a little child who had erred.
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