[The Purchase Price by Emerson Hough]@TWC D-Link bookThe Purchase Price CHAPTER XXVIII 24/39
I had supposed her busy with these others on the lecture platform." "She is not now so engaged," interrupted a voice from the shadows on the other side of the table. "Then she has been arrested ?" demanded Josephine. "That is not the term; yet it is true that she sailed on one of your own colonization ships last week.
Her fortune will lie elsewhere hereafter.
It was her own wish." A sudden sense of helplessness smote upon Josephine St.Auban. Here, even in this republic, were great and silent powers with which the individual needed to contend.
Absorbed for the time in that which was nearest her heart, she had forgotten her own fortunes.
Now she suddenly half rose for the first time. "But, gentlemen," said she, as she held out in her hand some papers which crackled in her trembling grasp,--"after all, we are at cross purposes.
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