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The American Baron

CHAPTER XIII
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If she had not come across his path he might have forgotten all; but she had come, and all was revived.

She had come, too, in a shape which was adapted in the highest degree to stimulate all the passion of Dacres's soul--young, beautiful, fascinating, elegant, refined, rich, honored, courted, and happy.

Upon such a being as this the homeless wanderer, the outcast, looked, and his soul seemed turned to fire as he gazed.

Was it any wonder?
All this Hawbury thought, and with full sympathy for his injured friend.

He saw also that Dacres could not be trusted by himself.


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