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Rhoda Fleming

CHAPTER VI
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You have the privilege of speaking with that year's simplicity.

Mrs.Lovell will play you as she played me.

I acknowledge her power, and I keep out of her way.

I don't bet; I don't care to waltz; I can't keep horses; so I don't lose much by the privation to which I subject myself." "I bet, I waltz, and I ride.

So," said Algernon, "I should lose tremendously." "You will lose, mark my words." "Is the lecture of my year's senior concluded ?" said Algernon.
"Yes; I've done," Edward answered.
"Then I'll put on my coat, Ned, and I'll smoke in it.


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