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Austin and His Friends

CHAPTER the Tenth
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Perhaps, as she herself had suggested, he had a wife and family already.

Neither of them knew anything at all about him.

He might be a battered old traveller, or an Anglo-Indian nabob, or a needy haunter of Continental pensions, or a convict just emerged from a term of penal servitude.

He might be as rich as Midas, or as poor as a church-mouse.

But on one thing Austin was determined--Aunt Charlotte must be saved from herself, if necessary.


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