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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Men of Iron by Howard Pyle: friendliness.
CHAPTER 19
As waS said, perhaps a month passed; then Myles's visits came to
an abrupt termination, and with it ended, in a certain sense, a
chapter of his life.
One Saturday afternoon he climbed the garden wall, and skirting
behind a long row of rosebushes that screened him from the
Countess's terrace, came to a little summer-house where the two
young ladies had appointed to meet him that day.
A pleasant half-hour or so was passed, and then it was time for
Myles to go. He lingered for a while before he took his final
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