XVI. THE SAME TO THE SAME March.

I am dressed in white--white camellias in my hair, and another in my

hand. My mother has red camellias; so it would not be impossible to

take one from her--if I wished! I have a strange longing to put off the

decision to the last moment, and make him pay for his red camellia by a

little suspense.

What a vision of beauty! Griffith begged me to stop for a little and

be admired. The solemn crisis of the evening and the drama of my secret

reply have given me a color; on each cheek I sport a red camellia laid

upon a white!

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