[The Fortunate Youth by William J. Locke]@TWC D-Link bookThe Fortunate Youth CHAPTER XVIII 30/38
She picked it up and held it out to him on her plump palm. "Why have you taken this off your watch-chain ?" "It's a little false god," said he. "It's the first thing yon asked for when you recovered from your illness.
You said you had kept it since you were a tiny boy.
See? I remember.
You set great value on it then ?" "I believed in it," said Paul. "And now you don't? But a woman gave it to you." "Yes," said Paul, wondering, in his masculine way, how the deuce she knew that.
"I was a brat of eleven." "Then keep it.
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