Excerpt from The Ave Maria, Vol. 1: A Magazine Devoted to the Honor of the Blessed Virgin; January 2, 1915
Yes, I know, she said with an accent of sadness. But here we are! I hope the stairs haven't tired you very much.
Oh, not at all! He assured her, though conscious of some shortness of breath, and much satisfaction that there was not another flight to mount.
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