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The Amazing Marriage

CHAPTER XXVIII
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For all he cared, any man on earth might try, succeed or fail, as long as he had visual assurance that she coveted, a slave to the pleasures commanded by the wealth once disdained by her.

Till that time, he could not feel himself perfectly free.
Dame Gossip prefers to ejaculate.

Young men are mysteries! and bowl us onward.

No one ever did comprehend the Earl of Fleetwood, she says: he was bad, he was good; he was whimsical and stedfast; a splendid figure, a mark for ridicule; romantic and a close arithmetician; often a devil, sometimes the humanest of creatures.
In fine, he was a millionaire nobleman, owning to a considerable infusion of Welsh blood in the composition of him.

Now, to the Cymry and to the pure Kelt, the past is at their elbows continually.


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