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The Illustrious Prince

CHAPTER VIII
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I have come to the conclusion that you either like him very much, or you dislike him very much, or you have some thoughts about him which you tell to no one." She lifted her skirts.

The carriage had been called.
"I like your last suggestion," she declared.

"You may believe that that is true." On their way out, the Prince was accosted by some friends and remained talking for several moments.

When he entered the omnibus, there seemed to Penelope, who found herself constantly watching him closely, a certain added gravity in his demeanor.

The drive to the theatre was a short one, and conversation consisted only of a few disjointed remarks.
In the lobby the Prince laid his hand upon Somerfield's arm.
"Sir Charles," he said, "if I were you, I would keep that evening paper in your pocket.


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