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There was nothing on the Tablets of Moses that forebade Spurlock marrying Ruth; there were no previous contracts. So long. But Ruth was his woman, and he had sworn to God to defend her. Her figure was perfect,—tall, graceful, rounded,—and, then, she had deep liquid blue eyes, that rivalled the stars in lustre. For just as though a vague likeness is sometimes borne swiftly in upon one, so a vague dissimilarity between the face on the poster and the heroine of his thoughts had slowly crept into his consciousness. “You are a funny, a very funny young lady,” he said, “but we waste time here. And now her father said she must not go.
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