Who Was She? / From "The Atlantic Monthly" for September, 1874
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A narrator recounts a summer visit to a busy resort that leads him to a secluded rocky dell where he finds footprints, withered flowers, and a sketchbook containing drawings and pencil reflections. Reading the notebook awakens intense curiosity and private emotion, prompting reflection on social manners, attraction, and the awkwardness of confessing a seemingly trivial but profound passion. He describes his growing fascination and embarrassment as he pieces together the unknown woman's character from her sketches and notes, weighing whether to reveal what he has discovered or keep the intimate discovery to himself.
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