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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XII
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On the other hand, if he proclaimed the lady's spontaneous offer, it might be subjected to heaven knew how many interpretations.

Paul owed much of his success in the world to such instinctive delicacies.

He worked far into the night, composing his speech on England's greatness to the beautiful eyes of his French Princess.
The Young England League was his pet political interest.

It had been inaugurated some years before he joined the Winwoods.

Its objects were the training of the youth, the future electorate of England, in the doctrines of Imperialism, Constitutionalism and sound civicism, as understood by the intellectual Conservatives.


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