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The Moonstone

CHAPTER VIII
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An hour ago, the happiness of knowing that I shall never press her again, intoxicates me like strong liquor.

The thing seems impossible--the thing can't be.

And yet there are the facts, as I had the honour of stating them when we first sat down together in these two chairs.

I have lost a beautiful girl, an excellent social position, and a handsome income; and I have submitted to it without a struggle.

Can you account for it, dear friend?
It's quite beyond ME." His magnificent head sank on his breast, and he gave up his own mental problem in despair.
I was deeply touched.


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