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One of Our Conquerors

CHAPTER XI
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In the same way, his relatives, the Duvidney ladies, have their picture of the woman misleading him.

Imagine me the naughty adventuress!'-- Nataly falsified the thought insurgent at her heart, in adding: 'I do not say I am blameless.' It was a concession to the circumambient enemy, of whom even a good friend was apart, and not better than a respectful emissary.

The dearest of her friends belonged to that hostile world.

Only Victor, no other, stood with her against the world.

Her child, yes; the love of her child she had; but the child's destiny was an alien phantom, looking at her with harder eyes than she had vision of in her family.


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