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The Sowers

CHAPTER VIII
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A man, if it please you, with a purpose--a purpose at the latter end of the nineteenth century, when most of us, having decided that there is no future, take it upon ourselves to despise the present.
Paul soon discovered that he was found out--at no time a pleasant condition of things, except, indeed, when callers are about.

That which Eton and Cambridge had failed to lay their fingers upon, every match-making mother had found out for herself in a week.

That the discovery had been carefully kept in each maternal breast, it is needless to relate.

Ces dames are not confidential upon such matters between themselves.

When they have scented their game they stalk him, and if possible bag him in a feline solitude which has no fears for stout, ambitious hearts.


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