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The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne

CHAPTER V
19/25

I acquainted him with Carlotta's antecedents, and outlined the part I had played in the story.
"Then," said he, "I will see the child back to her home.

I will take her there myself.

I cannot allow you any longer to have the burden of befriending her, when it is my duty to repair my boy's wrongdoing." I explained to him the terror of Hamdi Effendi's clutches, and told him of my promise.
"Then what is to be done ?" he asked.
"If any kind people could be found to receive her into their family, and bring her up like a Christian, I should hand her over with the greatest of pleasure.

If there is one thing I do not require in this house, it is an idle and irresponsible female.

But philanthropists are rare.


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