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The Tempting of Tavernake

CHAPTER XX
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Perhaps you are right.

Perhaps I have over-estimated the necessity of being constantly at her right hand.

She is a very clever woman Elizabeth," he concluded, "very clever indeed." "Where is she now, father ?" Beatrice asked.
"She motored into the country early this morning with some friends," the professor said.

"They went to a party last night with Walter Crease, London correspondent to the New York Gazette," he explained, turning a little away from Tavernake.

"They were all home very late, I understand, and Elizabeth complained of a headache this morning.


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