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The Judgment House

CHAPTER III
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Then she said to him: "I won't say you were brave last night--that doesn't touch the situation.

It wasn't bravery, of course; it was splendid presence of mind which could only come to a man with great decision of character.

I don't think the newspapers put it at all in the right way.

It wasn't like saving a child from the top of a burning building, was it ?" "There was nothing in it at all where I was concerned," he replied.
"I've been living a life for fifteen years where you had to move quick--by instinct, as it were.

There's no virtue in it.


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