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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER III
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But now the man had to switch his mind back to times before Paul was born, when the eternal feminine had played the very devil with him, when all sorts of passions and emotions had whirled his untrained being into dizziness.

No passions or emotions now affected him; but their memory created an atmosphere of puzzledom.

He had to adjust values.

He had to deputize for Destiny.

He also had to harmonize the pathetically absurd with the grimly real.


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