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What Necessity Knows

CHAPTER XVI
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His crutch, and a certain pensive pallor on his countenance, certainly added to his attractions.

Even Sophia Rexford was almost humble in the attentions she offered him, and the other maidens were demonstrative.

In spite of such protestations as he made, he was enthroned, as it were, in the most comfortable manner.

Fur sleigh robes were spread on the grass for a carpet, and the best of them was used as a rug about his feet.
The majority of women are best pleased by the company of a man whom other men admire.

Trenholme had never descended to being, even in leisure hours, a mere "ladies' man"; if he had been that he would not have had his present place in this company.


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