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The Touchstone of Fortune

CHAPTER VII
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It may be that my love exalts Master Hamilton and debases others by comparison, but it is as I say with me, and I fear it will ever be.

He may be bad, but he is strong, brave, and honest.

He is a man--all man--and I tell you, Baron Ned, a woman doesn't look much further when she goes to give her love." My eyes were opening rapidly to qualities in my cousin that I had never suspected, so after a moment I asked in alarm:-- "But surely you would not marry Hamilton ?" "No, I cannot marry him because of father," she answered, shaking her head dolefully.

"I must marry a rich man.

More than a month ago the Duke of Tyrconnel asked me to be his wife, as you know.


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