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The Tempting of Tavernake

CHAPTER XVII
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No, I look on and that is all." Tavernake drummed with his fingers upon the tablecloth.

Something in the merriment of that little party downstairs had filled him with a very bitter feeling.
"You ought to go and claim her, professor," he declared.

"Look down at them now.

Is that the best life for a girl?
The men are almost strangers to her, and the girls are not fit for her to associate with.

She has no friends, no relatives.


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