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Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia

CHAPTER X
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There is nothing to be gained, and a great deal to be lost by it, at this time.

As for the scar--that, I think, is fairly a part of the business, and is not properly a subject of personal revenge.

It belongs to the adventure, and you should not have engaged in it, without a due reference to its possible consequences." "You shall not keep me back by such objections as these.

Do I not know how little you care for the risk--how little you can lose by it ?" "True, I can lose little, but I have other reasons; and, however it may surprise you, those reasons spring from a desire for your good rather than my own." "For my good ?" replied the other, with an inquiring sneer.
"Yes, for your good, or rather for Lucy's.

You wish to marry her.


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