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Moonchild
Moonchild (1929), PDF p. 141
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[199] But he had a use for the hag, and he contemptuously tossed her a franc.
She crawled over the floor, like some foul insect, in search of it, for it had
rolled to a corner; and, having retrieved it, she forgot her mannish
assumptions in her excitement at the touch of silver, and thrust it into her
stocking. [200]
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