[The Fortunate Youth by William J. Locke]@TWC D-Link bookThe Fortunate Youth CHAPTER IX 28/53
He had seen the name of Savelli somewhere--also that of Torelli--and had hesitated between the two.
Thinking it no great harm, he wove into words the clamour of his cherished romance.
"My parents died when I was quite young--a baby--and then I was brought to England. So you see"-- he smiled in his winning way--"I'm absolutely English." "But you've kept your Italian love of beauty." "I hope so," said Paul. "Then I suppose you were brought up by guardians," said Ursula. "A guardian," said Paul, anxious to cut down to a minimum the mythical personages that might be connected with his career.
"But I seldom saw him.
He lived in Paris chiefly.
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