Zild

Jane Zild lived in a modest room in a small house on the Champs-Elysées.

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Spero took the long fingers and pressed his lips as respectfully upon them as if Jane Zild were a queen and he her subject.

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Gontram's guests when Jane Zild suddenly appeared.

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While the young painter was breakfasting with Spero, a perfumed note was sent up to his residence in the Rue Montaigne, wherein Jane Zild declared her willingness to appear in the painter's parlors and sing a few songs.

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Jane Zild had risen after the song was ended, and while the applause sounded about her, she looked steadily at the vicomte.

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"Jane Zild, shall I tell the vicomte who your father was?"

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Without waiting for answer Jane Zild went to the piano.

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Jane Zild strode the rooms with the dignity of a queen.

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It was Jane Zild whom the vicomte held in his arms.

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Three days had passed since Jane Zild had been taken to the elegant house.

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