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Wife in Name Only

CHAPTER XXII
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It is no business of his." "He will think it so strange." "It is no stranger than any other marriage," said Lord Arleigh.
"Philippa, you disappoint me.

I expected more sympathy at least from you." The tone of his voice was so full of pain that she looked up quickly.
"Do you think me unkind, Norman?
You could not expect any true friend of yours to be very delighted at such a marriage as this, could you ?" It seemed as though she knew and understood that opposition made his own plan seem only the dearer to him.

"Still I have no wish to fail in sympathy.

Madaline is very lovely and very winning--I have a great affection for her--and I think--nay, I am quite sure--that she loves you very dearly." "That is better--that is more like your own self, Philippa.

You used to be above all conventionality.


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