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The Green Mummy

CHAPTER I
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Random is a soldier and a baronet; handsome and agreeable, with a certain amount of talent.

What objection can you find to such a match ?" "One insuperable objection; he isn't you, Archie--darling." "H'm, the adjective appears to be an afterthought," grumbled the bachelor; then, when she merely laughed teasingly after the manner of women, he added moodily: "No, by Jove, Random isn't me, by any manner of means.

I am but a poor artist without fame or position, struggling on three hundred a year for a grudging recognition." "Quite enough for one, you greedy creature." "And for two ?" he inquired softly.
"More than enough." "Oh, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense!" "What! when I am engaged to you?
Actions speak much louder than remarks, Mr.Archibald Hope.

I love you more than I do money." "Angel! angel!" "You said that I was a woman just now.

What do, you mean ?" "This," and he kissed her willing lips in the lane, which was empty save for blackbirds and beetles.


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