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The Grand Babylon Hotel

CHAPTER Seven NELLA AND THE PRINCE
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She was thoroughly accustomed, in the land of her birth, to seeing him achieve impossible feats.

Over there he was a 'boss'; men trembled before his name; when he wished a thing to happen--well, it happened; if he desired to know a thing, he just knew it.

But here, in London, Theodore Racksole was not quite the same Theodore Racksole.

He dominated New York; but London, for the most part, seemed not to take much interest in him; and there were certainly various persons in London who were capable of snapping their fingers at him--at Theodore Racksole.

Neither he nor his daughter could get used to that fact.
As for Nella, she concerned herself for a little with the ordinary business of the bureau, and watched the incomings and outgoings of Prince Aribert with a kindly interest.


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