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Jerome, A Poor Man

CHAPTER XXV
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That last possibility he did not admit for a moment.

In the first place, though he had loved her almost at first sight, the counter-reasoning he did not imagine could apply to her.

It had been as simple and natural in his case as looking up at a new star, but in hers--what was there in him to arrest her sweet eyes and consideration, at a moment's notice, if at all?
As well expect the star to note a new eye of admiration upon the earth.
In all probability, Lucina's heart had turned already to Lawrence Prescott, as was fitting.

She had doubtless seen much of him--he was handsome and prosperous; both families would be pleased with such a match.

Jerome faced firmly the jealousy in his heart.


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