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The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne

CHAPTER XII
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I assume that Carlotta has a heart, even if she is not possessed of a soul.

As to the latter I am still in doubt.

At all events I resolved to withdraw Carlotta from his influence, put her in fresh surroundings, and allow her to mix more freely among men and women, so as to divert and possibly improve her mind.
I perceive that Carlotta is becoming an occupation.

Well, she is quite as profitable as collecting postage-stamps, or golf, or amateur photography.
I have spent a pleasant month in this little place.

It is the mouth of a gorge in the midst of a cliff-bound coast.


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