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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XXII
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But how is the House going to receive him when he is introduced?
How will it take him afterwards?
What use will he be to the party?
We only ran him because he seemed to be the most brilliant of the young outsiders.

We hoped great things of him.

Hasn't he smashed up himself socially?
Hasn't he smashed up his career at the very beginning?
All that is what I want to know." "So do I," groaned Colonel Winwood.

"I didn't have a wink of sleep last night." "I didn't either," said Ursula, "but I don't think it will matter a row of pins to Paul in his career." "It will always be up against him," said Ayres.
"Because he has acted like a man ?" "It's the touch of Ruy Blas that I'm afraid of." "You must remember that he wasn't aware of his relation to the dead man until the eve of the election." "But he was aware that he wasn't a descendant of a historical Italian family, which everyone thought him to be.

I don't speak for myself," said Ayres.


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