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devil in The Moving Finger

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1895
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devil in The Moving Finger

e in his hands and would mercilessly take it. She answered his question sullenly with a shrug of her shoulders. "No, no." "But Nellie--oh, Nellie, Nellie--poor little girl, don't you see that--that--" "What?" she asked, for even she, indifferent as she was, could not fail to see that the man was sh…

Record ID
2,295
Year
1,895
Source
Project Gutenberg Australia
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Record ID
2295
Source
Project Gutenberg Australia
Publication
The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt
Published
1895
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
Public-text label
devil
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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e in his hands and would mercilessly take it. She answered his question sullenly with a shrug of her shoulders. "No, no." "But Nellie--oh, Nellie, Nellie--poor little girl, don't you see that--that--" "What?" she asked, for even she, indifferent as she was, could not fail to see that the man was shaken by strong emotion. "I 'm all right." "All right, with a devil like that after you, a brute who--Nellie, Nellie, for God's sake give me the right to take care of you." She looked at him stupidly and then a light dawned on her. "Do you mean Jim?" she said. "Why, Jim--" and for a moment a tender smile broke about her lips, and a light.

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