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My Lady’s Money

CHAPTER XV
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He sat his horse, a superb hunter, easily and gracefully.

His light amber-colored gloves fitted him perfectly.

His obedient servant, on another magnificent horse, waited behind him.

He looked the impersonation of rank and breeding--of wealth and prosperity.

What a contrast, in a woman's eyes, to the shy, pale, melancholy man, in the ill-fitting black clothes, with the wandering, uneasy glances, who stood beneath him, and felt, and showed that he felt, his inferior position keenly! In spite of herself, the treacherous blush flew over Isabel's face, in Moody's presence, and with Moody's eyes distrustfully watching her.
"This is a piece of good fortune that I hardly hoped for," said Hardyman, his cool, quiet, dreary way of speaking quickened as usual, in Isabel's presence.


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