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Lord Ormont and his Aminta

CHAPTER III
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That's what those hosts of female men combine to try to stifle.

They won't succeed, but we shall want a war to teach the country the value of courage.

You catch what I am driving at?
They accuse my brother of immorality because he makes no pretence to be better than the men of his class." Weyburn's eyelids fluttered.

Her kite-like ascent into the general, with the sudden drop on her choice morsel, switched his humour at the moment when he was respectfully considering that her dartings and gyrations had motive as mach as the flight of the swallow for food.

They had meaning; and here was one of the great ladies of the land who thought for herself, and was thoughtful for the country.


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