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Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo

CHAPTER V
11/21

He sat there with folded arms, looking out across the sun-dappled sea.

His matter-of-fact brain offered him but one explanation as to the meaning of Hunterleys' words, and against that explanation his whole being was in passionate revolt.
He represented a type of young man who possesses morals by reason of a certain unsuspected idealism, mingled with perfect physical sanity.

It seemed to him, as he sat there, that he had been waiting for this day for years.

The old nights in New York and Paris and London floated before his memory.

He pushed them on one side with a shiver, and yet with a curious feeling of exultation.


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