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life you were leading.You were quite honest with me.You didn't pretend to bemore than just mildly fond of me.Well,that was all right with me.All I asked wasthe chance to look after you and treat you as you should be treated.I may saythat afternoon was one of the happiest afternoons in my life." Nadine cried out: "I'm sorry -I'm sorry." "No,my dear,because all along I had a kind of feeling that it wasn't real.Ifelt it was quite on the cards that you would have changed your mind by the nextmorning.Well,things are different now.You and Lennox can lead a life of yourown."
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Nadine said quietly: "Yes.I can't leave Lennox.Please forgive me." "Nothing to forgive,"declared Mr Cope."You and I will go back to being oldfriends.We"ll just forget about that afternoon." Nadine placed a gentle hand on his arm."Dear Jefferson,thank you.I'm goingto find Lennox now." She turned and left him.Mr cope went on alone. Nadine found Lennox sitting at the top of the Graeco-Roman theatre.He was insuch a brown study that he hardly noticed her till she sank breathless at hisside."Lennox." "Nadine."He half turned.