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Prince Otto

CHAPTER IX--THE PRICE OF THE RIVER FARM; IN WHICH VAINGLORY GOES BEFORE A
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'The money is mine, honestly my own--now yours.

This was an unworthy act that you proposed.

But I love your honour, and I swore to myself that I should save it in your teeth.
I beg of you to let me save it'-- with a sudden lovely change of tone.
'Otto, I beseech you let me save it.

Take this dross from your poor friend who loves you!' 'Madam, madam,' babbled Otto, in the extreme of misery, 'I cannot--I must go.' And he half rose; but she was on the ground before him in an instant, clasping his knees.

'No,' she gasped, 'you shall not go.


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