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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XXIII
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Then an ill-conditioned Socialist Member got up, and, blundering and unconscious agent of Destiny in a fast-emptying House, began a personal attack on Paul.

Whereupon there were cries of "Shame!" and "Sit down!" and the Speaker, in caustic tones, counselled relevancy, and the sympathy of the House went out to the Fortunate Youth; so that when he went soon afterwards into the outer lobby--it was the dinner hour--he found himself surrounded by encouraging friends.

He did not wait long among them, for up in the Ladies' Gallery was his Princess.

He tore up the stairs and met her outside.

Her face was pale with anger.
"The brute!" she whispered.


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