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The Mississippi Bubble

CHAPTER III
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The eyes of the two young women did not linger more upon the wounded man than upon his brother.

He, in turn, looked straight into their eyes, courteously, respectfully, gravely, yet fearlessly and calmly, as though he knew what power and possibilities were his.

Enigma and autocrat alike, Beau Law of Edinboro', one of the handsomest and properest men ever bred on any soil, was surely a picture of vigorous young manhood, as he rode toward Sadler's Wells, with two of the beauties of the hour, and in a coach and four which might have been his own.
Now all the sweet spring morning came on apace, and from the fields and little gardens came the breath of flowers.

The sky was blue.

The languor of springtime pulsed through the veins of those young creatures, those engines of life, of passion and desire.


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