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Night and Morning

CHAPTER VI
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Nevertheless, she found a low practitioner, who took her money and neglected her cause; so her suit was heard and dismissed with contempt.

Henceforth, then, indeed, in the eyes of the law and the public, Catherine was an impudent adventurer, and her sons were nameless outcasts.
And now relieved from all fear, Mr.Robert Beaufort entered upon the full enjoyment of his splendid fortune.
The house in Berkeley Square was furnished anew.

Great dinners and gay routs were given in the ensuing spring.

Mr.and Mrs.Beaufort became persons of considerable importance.

The rich man had, even when poor, been ambitious; his ambition now centred in his only son.


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