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A Terrible Temptation

CHAPTER V
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He hurried away; and Sir Charles only lingered, out of good-breeding, to bid Miss Somerset good-by.

In the course of leave-taking he said he was sorry he left her with people about her of whom he had a bad opinion.

"Those women have no more feeling for you than stones.

When you lay in convulsions, your housekeeper looked on as philosophically as if you had been two kittens at play--you and Polly." "I saw her." "Indeed! You appeared hardly in a condition to see anything." "I did, though, and heard the old wretch tell the young monkey to water my lilac dress.

That was to get it for her Polly.


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