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    Chapter XIII. The Traitress - Page 2

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    of its corners, so as to form a screen for the heads of her two companions. "No, you have lost! You must pay the forfeit!" cried Seriosha at that moment, and Sonetchka, who was standing in front of him, blushed like a criminal as she replied, "No, I have not lost! Have I, Mademoiselle Katherine?" "Well, I must speak the truth," answered Katenka, "and say that you have lost, my dear." Scarcely had she spoken the words when Seriosha embraced Sonetchka, and kissed her right on her rosy lips! And Sonetchka smiled as though it were nothing, but merely something very pleasant!

    Horrors! The artful "traitress!"
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