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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XXI
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I know it.

I should always know it.

You'd be living in hell and so should I.I should prefer to remain in purgatory, which, after all, is quite bearable--I'm used to it--and I love you enough to wish to see you in paradise." She turned away with a wide gesture and an upward inflexion of her voice.

Barney Bill refilled his pipe and fixed Paul with his twinkling diamond eyes.

"It's a pity, sonny--a dodgasted pity!" "We're up against the Truth, old man, the unashamed and naked truth," said Paul, with a sigh.
Jane caught Paul's fur-lined coat and hat from the chair on which he had thrown it and came to him.


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