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The Trespasser
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CHAPTER III
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Now she remembered that ribbon in the button-hole.
"Poor Sophie!" she thought.

"And this one will make greater mischief here." Then, aloud to him: "Your father was a good fellow, but he did wild things." "I do not see the connection," he answered.

"I am not a good man, and I shall do wilder things--is that it ?" "You will do mad things," she replied hardly above a whisper, and talked once more with Captain Maudsley.

Gaston now turned to his grandfather, who had heard a sentence here and there, and felt that the young man carried off the situation well enough.

He then began to talk in a general way about Gaston's voyage, of the Hudson's Bay Company, and expeditions to the Arctic, drawing Lady Dargan into the conversation.
Whatever might be said of Sir William Belward he was an excellent host.
He had a cool, unmalicious wit, but that man was unwise who offered himself to its severity.


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