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Red Pottage

CHAPTER XVI
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It never seems to occur to you what on-lookers see at a glance, namely, that Mr.Vernon is in love with your fortune." "According to public opinion that is a very praiseworthy attachment," said Rachel, who had had about enough.

"I often hear it commended." Lady Newhaven stared.

That her conversation could have the effect of a mustard leaf did not strike her.

She saw that Rachel was becoming restive, and, of course, the reason was obvious.

She was thinking of marrying Dick.
"Well, my dear," she said, lying down on a low couch near the latticed window, and opening a novel, "you need not be vexed with me for trying to save you from a mercenary marriage.


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