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Red Money

CHAPTER X
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Still, everyone will credit me with having done so.
As a woman, who has been insulted, and by a man who has no reason to mistrust me, I feel inclined to renounce the money and marry you, if only to show how I despise the millions.

But as a Lambert I must think again of the family as I thought before.

The only question is, whether it is wise to place duty above love for the second time, considering the misery we have endured, and the small thanks we have received for our self-denial ?" "Surely Garvington's estates are free by now ?" "No; they are not.

Hubert, as I told you when we spoke in the cottage, paid off many mortgages, but retained possession of them.

He did not charge Garvington any interest, and let him have the income of the mortgaged land.


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