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The Simpkins Plot

CHAPTER IX
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They may be all right, but if what you said is true and she really--" "Don't be narrow-minded, Major.

I hate that kind of pharisaical bigotry.

The fact that Mrs.Lorimer behaved as she did is no reason in the world why you should cut the poor woman.

It's a well-known fact that people who are really much worse than she is are freely received into the best society; and, in any case, the latest systems of morality are quite changing the view that we used to take about murder.

Take Nietzsche, for instance--" "Who's Nietzsche ?" "He's a philosopher," said Meldon, "or rather he was, for he's dead now.


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