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Madame Flirt

CHAPTER X
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I'd have had a corner in a waggon and some hay to lie upon without any bother, and breakfast the next morning into the bargain.

But now--in these clothes--what would they take me for ?" These reflections, all the same, wouldn't solve the problem which was troubling her and it _had_ to be solved.

She must either walk about the streets or brave the tempest of her mother's wrath.

This wrath, however, didn't frighten her so much as the prospect of being again made a prisoner.

Her mother, she felt sure, had some deep design concerning her, though what it was she could not conceive.
Tired of pondering over herself and her embarrassing situation Lavinia turned her mind to something far more agreeable--her promise to Lancelot Vane which of course meant thinking about Vane himself.
She couldn't help contrasting Vane with Dorrimore.


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