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The Irrational Knot

CHAPTER IX
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That is the reason he has forgotten himself.

I had not intended to tell you so suddenly; but this misunderstanding has forced me to." "Engaged to Mr.Conolly!" cried Mr.Lind.

"I begin to fear that----Enga----" He took breath, and continued, to Marian: "I forbid you to entertain any such engagement.

Sholto: there is evidently nothing to be gained by discussing this matter in hot blood.

It is some girlish absurdity--some--some--some--" "I apologize for having doubted the truth of the excuse," said Douglas; "but I see that I have failed to gauge Miss Lind's peculiar taste.


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