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The Touchstone of Fortune

CHAPTER II
18/37

I had not at all intended to say that I had seen him, and certainly would have concealed the fact that I had asked about him.

But I said what I said because I could not help it." "On that ground it may be excusable," I suggested.
"No, no," she protested.

"It can be excused on no grounds.

But I did it, and it can't be helped now.

Without waiting for permission, he turned, and we walked together almost to Hamilton House.


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