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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XIX
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He had his life to reconstruct in the darkness threatening and mocking; but at last he had truth for a foundation; on that he would build in defiance of the world.
In the midst of these fine thoughts it occurred to him that he had hidden the prison episode in his father's career from the Winwoods as well as from the Princess.

His checks flushed; it was one more strain on the loyalty of these dear devoted friends.

He went downstairs, and found the Colonel and Miss Winwood in the dining-room.

Their faces were grave.

He came to them with outstretched arms--a familiar gesture, one doubtless inherited from his Sicilian ancestry.
"You see what has happened.


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