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The Odds

CHAPTER XIV
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They say he has lost practically every penny he possessed over some gigantic American speculation, and that to keep his head above water he will have to sell or let every inch of land he owns.

It is particularly to be regretted, as he has always taken his responsibilities seriously.

Indeed, there are many who regard his principles as eccentrically fastidious.

I am not of the number, my dear Mary.

Like you, I have a high esteem for him, and he has my most heartfelt sympathy." She ceased to speak, and there was a little pause.
"How dreadful!" Molly said then.


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