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One of Our Conquerors

CHAPTER XIV
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He broke from his fellows in his holy horror of a father's running counter to love.

Nesta had only to say, that she loved another, for Dudley Sowerby to be withdrawn into the background of aspirants.

But love was unknown to the girl.
Outwardly, the plan of the Drive to Paris had the look of Victor's traditional hospitality.

Nataly smiled at her incorrigibly lagging intelligence of him, on hearing that he had invited a company: 'Lady Grace, for gaiety; Peridon and Catkin, fiddles; Dudley Sowerby and myself, flutes; Barmby, intonation; in all, nine of us; and by the dear old Normandy route, for the sake of the voyage, as in old times; towers of Dieppe in the morning-light; and the lovely road to the capital! Just three days in Paris, and home by any of the other routes.

It's the drive we want.


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