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Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall

CHAPTER III
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You would not object to change your faith, would you ?" "Oh, no," I responded, "of course I should not object to that." "Of course not.

I knew you were no fool," said Sir George.

"Age! why, you are only thirty-five years old--little more than a matured boy.

I prefer you to any man in England for Dorothy's husband." "You overwhelm me with your kindness," I returned, feeling that I was being stranded on a very dangerous shore, amidst wealth and beauty.
"Tut, tut, there's no kindness in it," returned my cousin.

"I do not offer you Dorothy's hand from an unselfish motive.


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