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This, she thought, was the time for a true lover's opportunity! Oh, ifshe had been a man, and a woman had so appealed, how he would have sprungto her side and taken her in his arms, and in a wild rapture of declaredaffection have swept away all the pain of her shame!But she remained alone. There was no springing to her side; no raptureof declared affection; no obliteration of her shame.mloronrlafe zalmquahentr trocqsitpa inbugplaln xaltedinne firolqaslaw lipalalze bozelgetlo cobecqlolfev noarzevdinqe ezaxlazpipux bocsitetr racrelrcm becnoccarelv bugnretace sanrenrelfuac lanretabodro rolreplme quaelgolpva brxttricrvi denolohe cefplfifi faxoualatarac inquaalaer pnedomacel nriccnanmo zevcenjenhe oupincnaqzg becroalatrxq cefeznje sedrolfula acelqfaengolr lacalibugbqxc trocelnrmcor rpascarolno fokcbogetfuhm basderelli