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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XIX
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And to crown all, came the intolerable conviction, in the formation of which Wilson's triumphant words had not been necessary, that if he won the election it would be due to this public dishonouring of his own father.

He walked about the room in despair, and at last halted before the mantelpiece on which still stood the photograph of the Princess in its silver frame.

Suddenly he remembered that he had not told her of this incident in his family history.

She too would be reading her newspaper this morning.

He saw her proud lips curl.


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