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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XV
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We talked about waking the country from its sleep." "And you gave me a phrase, Lady Chudley--'the Awakener of England.' It stuck.

It crystallized all sorts of vague ambitions.

I've never forgotten it for five consecutive minutes.

But how can you remember a casual act of graciousness to an unimportant boy ?" "No boy who dreams of England's greatness is unimportant," she said.
"You've proved me to be right.

Your dreams are coming true--see, I don't forget!" "I owe you far more than you could possibly imagine," said Paul.
"No, no.


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