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Lord Ormont and his Aminta

CHAPTER XXIV
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The count of time for this final trial of his masterfulness he calculated at a week.

It would be an occupation, miserable occupation though it was.

He hailed the prospect of chastising Morsfield, for a proof that his tussels with women, prolonged study of their tricks, manoeuvrings and outwittings of them, had not emasculated him.
Aminta willingly promised to write from day to day.

Her senses had his absence insured to them by her anticipation of the task.

She did not conceive it would be so ponderous a task.


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