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The Powers and Maxine

CHAPTER XVII
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Yet you can lie about us, ruin him perhaps by a plot, as if he were guilty, and--and do terrible harm to me." "I can--without the trouble of lying.

And I will, unless you'll give up du Laurier and make up your mind to marry me.

I always meant to have you.

You are the one woman worthy of me." "You are the man most unworthy of any woman.

But, give me till to-morrow evening--at this time--to decide.


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