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Our Friend the Charlatan

CHAPTER XVII
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Of course there mustn't be any misunderstanding." Mrs.Toplady had not been prepared for this tranquil reasonableness.
May was either more primitive, or much more sophisticated, than she had supposed.

Her interest waxed keener.
"Between ourselves, my dear," she remarked, "that is exactly what I should have anticipated.

You are very young, and the world is at your feet.

Of money you have no need, and, if Lord Dymchurch _had_ had the good fortune to please you--.

But you are ambitious.


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