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 | | Her nickname came from the new advanced breed Chausie, a hybrid whose ruddy color matched their daughters thick, auburn hair, whose modest evocation of the jungle paralleled the girls reckless courage, and whose tall, regal bearing modeled for her the full span of royal privilege. |
 | | While still in vet school, Chausie had rented a carriage house on the large estate of a woman named Genevieve, a sculptor whose statues -- resembling obese Giacomettis -- were all the rage, and who shared a taste for luxury with her Red Abyssinian, Zula. |
 | | Chausie was annoyed until Max rubbed her neck the way she loved, glanced at her over his shoulder as he sauntered toward the bed at the back of the efficiency, knowing she would interpret his body language and follow. |
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