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The Debtor

CHAPTER II
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Captain Arthur Carroll was a very handsome man, with a viking sort of beauty.

He was faultlessly dressed in one of the lightest of spring suits and a fancy waistcoat, and he held quite gracefully the knot of violets which had fallen from Mrs.Van Dorn's bonnet.
The two stood before him, gasping, coloring, trembling.

For both of them it was horrible.

All their lives they had been women who had held up their heads high in point of respectability and more.

None was above them in Banbridge, no shame of wrong-doing or folly had ever been known by either of them, and now both their finely bonneted heads were in the dust.


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