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The Yellow Crayon

CHAPTER XXII
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It is a claim which she cannot evade or deny.

And in pursuance of it, Countess, I deeply regret having to tell you that your presence at Dorset House within the next hour is demanded." Lucille made no answer, but looked across the table at Mr.Sabin with a little grimace.
"It is a comedy," she murmured.

"After all, it is a comedy!" Mr.Sabin fingered his cigarette thoughtfully.
"I believe," he said, "that the Duchess realises her responsibilities in this matter.

I myself have no wish to deny them.

As ordinary members we are both pledged to absolute obedience.


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