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"This mighty sea of Love, with wondrous tides, / / Is sternly just to sun and grain; / / 'Tis laving at this moment Saturn's sides, / / 'Tis in my blood and brain." Alexander Smith.
One evening, as the shadows began to lengthen across the valley, I came in from my walk, and saw Mrs. LeVallon on the veranda, looking out towards the ridges now tipped with the sunset gold. Her back was to me. One hand shaded her eyes; her tall figure was like a girl's; her attitude conveyed expectancy. I got the impression she had been watching for me.