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A Prince of Sinners

CHAPTER VI
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She fancied that his eyes were softer.
"Dear friend," he said, "of those days I have nothing to tell--even you.
But there are more awful things even than moral degeneration.

You do me justice when you impute that I never ate from the trough.

But what I did, and where I lived, I do not think that I shall ever willingly tell any one." A piece of burning wood fell upon the hearthstone.

He stooped and picked it up, placed it carefully in its place, and busied himself for a moment or two with the little brass poker.

Then he straightened himself.
"Catherine," he said, "I think if I were you that I would not marry Sybil to Molyneux.


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