Ditmar's

Frau Ditmar's gaze narrowed and she said nothing for a long moment before she shut the scrapbook firmly, pushing it aside.

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How would these foreigners and the strange leaders who had come to organize them receive her, Ditmar's stenographer?

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Scarce an hour had passed since, in a terrible exaltation at having found a solution, she had gone to Ditmar's office in the mill.

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Nor did the new and feverish existence over whose borderland she had been transported seem real, save in certain hours she spent in Ditmar's company, when he made her forget -- hers being a temperament to feel the weight of an unnatural secrecy.

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It was dark, but sufficient light came through Ditmar's open door to guide her beside the rail.

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Stanley Street bridge she stopped to lean against the wet rail; the mill lights were scattered, dancing points of fire over the invisible swift waters, and she raised her eyes presently to the lights themselves, seeking one unconsciously -- Ditmar's!

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He's agreed to deliver those goods to the Bradlaughs by the first of April, you know, and Holster, of the Clarendon, swears it can't be done, he says Ditmar's crazy.

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Eda would have been thrilled on learning of Ditmar's attentions, would have advocated the adoption of a campaign leading up to matrimony.

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With nimble politeness, with an exasperating air of deference to Ditmar's opinions, Mr. Siddons gave ground, only to return to the charge; yet, despite a manner and method which, when contrasted to

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Racked by these conflicting impulses of self-preservation on the one hand and what seemed self-realization on the other, she started when, toward the middle of the afternoon, she heard Ditmar's voice summoning her to take his letters; and went palpitating, leaving the door open behind her, seating herself on the far side of the desk, her head bent over her book.

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