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The Broken Road

CHAPTER X
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He had learned reverence for women, acquiring it gradually and almost unconsciously rather than from any direct teaching.

He had spent one summer's holidays with Mrs.Linforth for his hostess in the house under the Sussex Downs, and from her and from Dick's manner towards her he had begun to acquire it.

He had become conscious of that reverence, and proudly conscious.

He had fostered it.
It was one of the qualities, one of the essential qualities, of the white people.

It marked the sahibs off from the Eastern races.


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