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The Odds

CHAPTER XIV
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"But--luckily for himself--he has never qualified for a leathering from Jack Merrivale, late of California.

I don't believe myself that he did do the breaking-off.

As they haven't met more than a dozen times, it can't have gone very deep with him.

And, anyhow, I am certain the girl never cared twopence for anything except his title, the imp.

She's my cousin, you know, so I can call her what I like--always have." "I shouldn't abuse the privilege in Merrivale's presence if I were you," remarked the man who had expressed the opinion that Merrivale was not one to stand much trifling.
* * * * * "Well, but wasn't it unreasonable ?" said Hilary St.Orme, with hands clasped daintily behind her dark head.


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