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The Man Between

CHAPTER IX
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That isn't always a blessing.
It can give one a deal of suffering.

And I hear you have all been making idols of these Tyrrel-Rawdons.

Fred tells me they are as vulgar a lot as can be." "Fred lies! Excuse me, grandmother--but the word suits and may stand.
Mr.Nicholas is pompous, and walks as slowly as if he had to carry the weight of his great fortune; but his manners are all right, and his wife and son are delightful.

She is handsome, well dressed, and so good-hearted that her pretty county idioms are really charming.

John Thomas is a man by himself--not handsome, but running over with good temper, and exceedingly clever and wide-awake.


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