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The Odds

CHAPTER II
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The trial of Burleigh Wentworth for forgery was one of the sensations of the season.

A fashionable crowd went day after day to the stifling Court to watch its progress.

The man himself, nonchalant, debonair, bore himself with the instinctive courage of his race, though whether his bearing would have been as confident had Percival Field not been at his back was a question asked by a good many.

He was one of the best-known figures in society, a general favourite in sporting circles, and universally looked upon with approval if not admiration wherever he went.
He had the knack of popularity.

He came of an old family, and his rumoured engagement to Lady Violet Calcott had surprised no one.


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