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The Honorable Miss

CHAPTER XXIV
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New springs of feeling, depths hitherto untouched, had been awakened by Beatrice.

She had a power over this young man; she could arouse all the latent nobility which he possessed.

He thought he was very much in love with her; he certainly did care for her, but more as his guardian-angel than with the passionate love he might offer to a wife.

He made all sorts of good resolves when he was with Beatrice, and these resolves grew into his face, and made it look pleasant, and touched it with a light never before seen there, and strengthened it with a touch which banished for a time the evil lines of irresolution and weakness.
Captain Bertram had made up his mind--he had been rarely blessed--he was unworthy, but a treasure of good price had been vouchsafed to him.

He would live worthy of her.


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