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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XI
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"You happen, like us all here, to command the creature comforts of modern wealthy conditions, which I grant are exceedingly superior to those commanded by the great Emperors of ancient times.

But we are in a small minority.

And even if we were not--is that all ?" "We have a finer appreciation of our individualities," said the Princess.

"We lead a wider intellectual life.

We are in instant touch, practically, with the thought of the habitable globe." "And with the emotive force of mankind," said Paul.
"What is that ?" asked Lady Angela.
Why Paul, after the first glance of courtesy at the speaker, should exchange a quick glance with the Princess would be difficult to say.


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