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"_Well -- if I bide, lo! This wild flower for me! _" (_Lancelot and Elaine_).
It was a glorious day, after a night of rain; and a blazing sun poured its rays down upon the rocks. Some instinct led Steven (he was perhaps already more of a lover than he believed) to the place where Sidonia sat, a ledge on the steep grassy slope which lay just outside the bramble-hidden opening of the cave -- the cave that had yielded them back, in the dawn, to a new life.