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The consul remembered General Adlerkreutz's "Zo-o," and wondered.

And here du be the last day, zo it be, and t' Squoire's daughter, her ain't found.

The pages over which Zo pondered in endless perplexity were crumpled by weary fingers, and stained by frequent tears.

Zo looked up from her plate, and agreed with her father, in one emphatic word, "Jolly!"

After her father, Ovid was the one other person in the world who held a place in Zo's odd little heart.