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The Purchase Price

CHAPTER XXVII
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A messenger bearing a card entered.

She turned toward him gravely, and he could only read dismissal now.

Mute and unhappy, he hurried from the room.

He did not, however, pass from the stage of activity he had chosen.

He later fought for his convictions, and saw accomplished, before, with so many other brave men, he fell upon the field of battle--accomplished at vast cost of blood and tears--that work which he had been inspired to undertake in a more futile form.
"You may say to this gentleman that I shall join him presently, in the parlor at the right of the stair," said Josephine St.Auban after a moment to the messenger..


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