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CHAPTER VII
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It was robbing him of Rhoda, and Rhoda of her youth.

Meanwhile Rhoda was superbly happy at St.Sidwell's, playing at being Pallas Athene; as for checking her midway in her brilliant career, that was not to be thought of for an instant.
The flower of womanhood--it was the flower of life.

He had never seen a woman so invincibly and superlatively alive.

Cautley deified life; and in his creed, which was simplicity itself, life and health were one; health the sole source of strength, intelligence and beauty, of all divine and perfect possibilities.

At least that was how he began.


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