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Fraternity

CHAPTER X
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Standing aside for her to go in first, he noticed the girl's brightened eyes and cheeks; she had never looked so pretty.

He glanced hastily round; the department was barren for their purposes, filled entirely with pyjamas.
He felt a touch on his arm.

The little model, rather pink, was looking up at him.
"Mr.Dallison, am I to get more than one set of--underthings ?" "Three-three," muttered Hilary; and suddenly he saw that they were on the threshold of that sanctuary.

"Buy them," he said, "and bring me the bill." He waited close beside a man with a pink face, a moustache, and an almost perfect figure, who was standing very still, dressed from head to foot in blue-and-white stripes.

He seemed the apotheosis of what a man should be, his face composed in a deathless simper: "Long, long have been the struggles of man, but civilization has produced me at last.
Further than this it cannot go.


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