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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XX
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The Viennese horrors of plaster stags, gnomes and rabbits stared fatuously on the hearth.

No fire was in the grate.

Very soon Jane entered, tidy, almost matronly in buxom primness, her hair as faultless as if it had come out of a convoluted mould, her grave eyes full of light.

She gave him her capable hand.
"It's like you to come, Paul." "It's only decent.

My father hasn't shown up.


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