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Rhoda Fleming

CHAPTER XIX
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One of those gentlemen up at Fairly's the guilty man.

I don't say which; perhaps I don't know.

But oh, what a lot of lightnings I see in the back of my head!" Robert fell back on the pillow.

Mrs.Boulby wiped her eyes.

Her feelings were overwhelmed with mournful devotion to the passionate young man; and she expressed them practically: "A rump-steak would never digest in his poor stomach!" He seemed to be of that opinion too, for when, after lying till eleven, he rose and appeared at the breakfast-table, he ate nothing but crumbs of dry bread.


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