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The Philanderers

CHAPTER IV
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I suppose that it is impossible to estimate the extent of the good which the opening of Africa has done for an overcrowded continent like Europe; and what touches Europe touches the world, no doubt of that, is there?
But I'm preaching,' and he came abruptly to an end.
'What I don't understand,' said Mr.Le Mesurier, and he voiced a question the others felt an impulse to ask, 'is, how on earth you are content to settle down as a business man in the City ?' Drake retired into himself and replied with some diffidence: 'Oh, the change is not as great perhaps as you think, I have always looked forward to returning here.

One has ambitions of a kind.' 'You ought to go into Parliament,' Clarice said.
Drake laughed, thanking her with the laugh.

'It's rather too early to speak of that.' Mrs.Willoughby observed that he actually blushed.

A blushing filibuster! There was a contradiction of terms in the phrase, and he undoubtedly blushed.

A question shot through her mind.


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