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The Last Hope

CHAPTER XXXII
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More commonly, it estranges.
For which of us is careful of a secret that redounds to our credit?
Nearly every secret is a hidden disgrace; and such a possession, held in common with another, is not likely to insure affection.
Colville lingered on the threshold, watching Loo make the first steps of that progress which must henceforth be pursued alone.

He looked round for a friendly face, but no one had eyes for him.

They were all looking at Loo Barebone.

Colville sought Mrs.St.Pierre Lawrence, usually in full evidence, even in a room full of beautiful women and distinguished men.

But she was not there.


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