I laughed. "Oh, never! That you may be quite sure of."

Still playing with the roses near her, she relapsed into silence. Her

breath came and went quickly; I saw her long eyelashes quiver against

the pale rose-leaf tint of her cheeks,--the pure outline of her delicate

profile suggested to my mind one of Fra Angelico's meditative saints or

angels. All at once, while I yet watched her admiringly, she suddenly

sprang erect, crushing a rose in her hand,--her head thrown back, her

eyes flashing, her whole frame trembling.

"Oh, I cannot bear it!" she cried wildly--"I cannot bear it!"

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