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Mr. Fortescue

CHAPTER XXIII
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Please don't contradict me, senor" (she always called me 'senor'); "it makes me angry.

You are the man whom I delight to honor and desire to wed; what would you have more ?" "Nothing--I would not have so much.

You are too good; but it would be wrong.

I really cannot let you throw yourself away on a nameless foreigner.

Besides what would your caciques say ?" "If any man dare say a word against you I will have his tongue torn out by the roots." "But suppose I am married already--that I have left a wife in my own country ?" I urged in desperation.
"That would not matter in the least.


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