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The Woman’s Way

CHAPTER XXI
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It's easy enough to fall in love with a star in the blue heavens, the Koh-i-noor diamond, or the second folio of Shakespeare.

But I happen to be one of those few men who realise that the treasures I have spoken of are not for them.

In the words of the poet, 'I worship Miss Grant from afar.' I kneel at her feet, metaphorically, in the adoration that has no hope of response or reward.

If I am any judge of character--which I beg you to believe I am--you, my friend, are not placed in the same category; judging by the salient characteristics of your countenance, I should say that you hope most considerably." "You certainly are a most extraordinary young man," said Derrick; "and your candour is somewhat overwhelming.

But you have hit the nail on the head; and I may as well confess that I am particularly anxious to meet Miss Grant as soon as possible, and that I accept your proffered aid.


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