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-"Such a lovely day. made for us," said Diana. "I'm afraid it's a pet day, though. there'll be rain tomorrow."
-"Never mind. We'll drink its beauty today, even if its sunshine is gone tomorrow. We'll enjoy each other's friendship today even if we are to be parted tomorrow. Look at those long, golden-green hills. those mist-blue valleys. They're OURS, Diana. I don't care if that furthest hill is registered in Abner Sloan's name. it's OURS today. There's a west wind blowing. I always feel adventurous when a west wind blows. and we're going to have a perfect ramble."