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My Lady’s Money

CHAPTER II
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ROBERT MOODY was at this time nearly forty years of age.

He was a shy, quiet, dark person, with a pale, closely-shaven face, agreeably animated by large black eyes, set deep in their orbits.

His mouth was perhaps his best feature; he had firm, well-shaped lips, which softened on rare occasions into a particularly winning smile.

The whole look of the man, in spite of his habitual reserve, declared him to be eminently trustworthy.

His position in Lady Lydiard's household was in no sense of the menial sort.


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