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An Unsocial Socialist

CHAPTER XII
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"It was yours--altogether yours." "Altogether," he assented, relieved to find her indignant instead of remorseful.
She was not to be soothed by a verbal acquiescence.

"Your behavior was most unmanly, and I told you so, and you could not deny it.

You pretended that you--You pretended to have feelings--You tried to make me believe that Oh, I am a fool to talk to you; you know perfectly well what I mean." "Perfectly.

I tried to make you believe that I was in love with you.

How do you know I was not ?" She disdained to answer; but as he waited calmly she said, "You had no right to be." "That does not prove that I was not.


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