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Charles Rex

CHAPTER II
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Its influence had lost its potency.
He need not have been alone.

He had left the hotel with friends, but he had drifted away from them in the crowd.

One of them--a girl--had sought somewhat palpably to keep him near her, and he had responded with some show of ardour for a time, and then something about her had struck a note of discord within him and the glamour had faded.
"Little fool!" he murmured to himself.

"She'd give me her heart to break if I'd have it." And then he laughed in sheer ridicule of his own jaded senses.

He recognized the indifference of satiety.


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