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Corinna had not expected to see the Governor until luncheon next day; but, to her surprise, he came to the shop just as she was about to lock the door and go home for the afternoon. At first she thought that the visit was merely a casual one -- it was not unusual for him to drop in as he was going by -- but he had no sooner glanced about the room to see if they were alone than he broke out with his characteristic directness.
"There is something I want to ask you. Will you answer me frankly?"