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The Irrational Knot

CHAPTER XI
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They retired together to the board-room, which was unoccupied just then.
"I have been to that woman," said the clergyman.
"Well, what does she say ?" "She is an entirely abandoned person.

She glories in her shame.

I have never before met with such an example of complete and unconscious depravity.

Yet she is not unattractive.

There is a wonderfully clever refinement even in her coarseness which goes far to account for her influence over Marmaduke." "No doubt; but apart from her personal charms, about which I am not curious, is she willing to assist us ?" "No.


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