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The Yellow Crayon

CHAPTER XI
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Why not?
He is a great personality." "Politically," Mr.Sabin said, "the gauge of his success is of course the measure of the man.

But he himself--what manner of a man is he ?" She tapped with her fingers upon the little table by their side.
"He is rich," she said, "and an uncommon mixture of the student and the man of society.

He refuses many more invitations than he accepts, he entertains very seldom but very magnificently.

He has never been known to pay marked attentions to any woman, even the scandal of the clubs has passed him by.

What else can I say about him, I wonder ?" she continued reflectively.


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