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Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land

CHAPTER 5
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Wisdom I found beyond me, and Beauty awakened painful memories.

To-day I mean to concentrate on wealth--one of my Professor's theories is that if you concentrate regularly on a thing you are bound in the long run to get what you set your mind upon, and I do find my position of dependence upon Aunt Eliza too unspeakably galling.

What a monstrous injustice it seems that I--who if I had been born a boy, must have been Earl of Gaverick, should be at the mercy of an ill-tempered, miserly, old woman who may leave the home of my forefathers to a crossing-sweeper if she pleases.

I suppose it ought to go to Chris, but one doesn't feel called upon to arraign Fate on behalf of a distant cousin who by rights has no business to be Lord Gaverick at all.
I'm concentrating on Art too.

Every day I do some inspirational painting by the sea shore.


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