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Mary Gray

CHAPTER XII
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He has had his eye on you.

I told him he could not have you.
Now, it will fill a gap, perhaps.

I shall need you again." "The funny thing," said Mrs.Morres, and the amusement had come back in her voice--"is that Colonel St.Leger won't like your marriage at all.
He has always wanted you to be married.

But now--this African marriage--he will talk about it as though you were marrying a man of colour, Agatha, my dear.

How his eyebrows will go out!" "To think," said Mary, with a little sigh, "that the novel is unfinished, after all." "A novel is so much more interesting," said Lady Agatha, "when you live it, Mary.


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