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The Shuttle

CHAPTER VI
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She had been the most amenable little creature in the world.

Her yielding amiability could always be counted upon as a factor by the calculating; sweet-tempered to weakness, she could be beguiled or distressed into any course the desires of others dictated.

An ill-tempered or self-pitying person could alter any line of conduct she herself wished to pursue.
"She was neither clever nor strong-minded," Betty said to herself.

"A man like Sir Nigel Anstruthers could make what he chose of her.

I wonder what he has done to her ?" Of one thing she thought she was sure.


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