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At Love’s Cost

CHAPTER XVII
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Stafford did not like to interrupt them, and withdrew to the other end of the terrace, with a cigarette, to wait till they joined him.
"Young Orme has come out to look for you," said Mr.Falconer, without turning his head.
"I know," she said, though she also had not turned.

"They want me to sing.

I will go in directly.

You have not answered my question, father.
Is Sir Stephen very rich, or is all this only sham?
I have heard you say so often that display very often only covers poverty." Falconer eyed her curiously.
"Why do you want to know?
What does it matter to you ?" She shrugged her shoulders impatiently, resentfully, and he went on: "Yes, he's rich; confoundedly so.

But he is playing a big game, in which he is running some risks; and he'll want all his money to help him win it." "And are you joining him in the game ?" she asked.
He looked at her with surprise.


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