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Mrs. Warren’s Daughter

CHAPTER VIII
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and Sunday-school teachers.

Give them _manly_ men; avowed soldiers and sailors, riders to hounds, sportsmen, big game hunters, game-keepers, chauffeurs--the chauffeur was becoming a new factor in Society, Bernard Shaw's "superman"-- prize-fighters, meat-salesmen--then you knew where you were.
Similarly men were divided in their judgment of him.

Some liked him very much, they couldn't quite say why.

Others spoke of him contemptuously, like Major Armstrong had done.

This was due partly to certain women being inclined to run after him--and therefore to jealousy on behalf of the professional lady-killer of the military species--and partly to a vague feeling that he was enigmatic--Sphynx-like, as some women said.


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