[Wife in Name Only by Charlotte M. Braeme (Bertha M. Clay)]@TWC D-Link book
Wife in Name Only

CHAPTER XXII
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There are certain circumstances under which I would not have married any one; these circumstances do not surround my darling.

She stands out clear and distinct as a bright jewel from the rest of the world.

To-day she promised to be my wife, but she is so sensitive and hesitating that I am almost afraid I shall lose her even now, and I want to marry her as soon as I can." "But why," asked the duchess, "do you tell me this ?" "Because it concerns you most nearly.

She lives under your roof--she is, in some measure, your protegee." "Vere will be very angry when he hears of it," said the duchess.

And then Lord Arleigh looked up proudly.
"I do not see why he should.


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