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The Titan

CHAPTER XVIII
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Hers was surely a terrible passion.

From some points of view he could not blame her.

Great was her provocation, great her love.

He knew her disposition well enough to have anticipated something of this sort.
Yet the wretchedness, shame, scandal of the terrible affair upset his customary equilibrium.

To think any one should give way to such a storm as this! To think that Aileen should do it! To think that Rita should have been so mistreated! It was not at all unlikely that she was seriously injured, marred for life--possibly even killed.


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