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Marse Henry
Complete

CHAPTER the Ninth
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He spent it freely though not wastefully or joyously, for the possession of it rather flattered his vanity than made occasion for pleasure.

Ability of varying kinds and degrees he had, a veritable genius for journalism and a real capacity for affection.

He held his friends at good account and liked to have them about him.

During the early days of his success he was disposed to overindulgence, not to say conviviality.

He was fond of Rhine wines and an excellent judge of them, keeping a varied assortment always at hand.
Once, upon the Liberty, he observed that I preferred a certain vintage.
"You like this wine ?" he said inquiringly.


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