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Witness For The Defence

CHAPTER XVIII
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"But I was able to remove all her fears.

I was able to tell her that you would welcome our marriage with all your heart, for you would look upon it as a triumph for your principles and a sure sign that my better nature was at last thoroughly awake." Dick walked away from the table.

The old man's face lengthened.

If he was a philosopher at all, he was a philosopher in a piteous position, for he was having his theories tested upon himself, he was to be the experiment by which they should be proved or disproved.
"No doubt," he said in a lamentable voice.

"Quite so, Richard.


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