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Hilda Wade

CHAPTER II
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"For example, the sense of my own utter unworthiness." "One's own unworthiness," I replied, "though doubtless real--p'f, p'f--is a barrier that most of us can readily get over when our admiration for a particular lady waxes strong enough.

So THIS is the prior attachment!" I took the portrait down and scanned it.
"Unfortunately, yes.

What do you think of her ?" I scrutinised the features.

"Seems a nice enough little thing," I answered.

It was an innocent face, I admit; very frank and girlish.
He leaned forward eagerly.


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