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A Man and a Woman

CHAPTER XVI
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The social problem is a puzzle the solution of which is left to those whose ideas were given to them stereotyped.

The separation was delayed, but was, vaguely, a thing possible.

And Harlson laughed and threw out his arms, and made friends of many women.
They were the variety of his life, which else was a hard-working one.
He was not a saint nor a deliberate sinner.

He but drifted again..


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