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The Irrational Knot

CHAPTER II
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You must either give that up or give me up.

I wont have you pass that stage door again if you only want to amuse yourself like other lounging cads about town." "What do you mean by playing fast and loose, and being a cad about town ?" said Marmaduke angrily.
"I hope youre not going to make a row here in public." "No; but I have you where _you_ cant make a row; and I intend to have it out with you once and for all.

If you quarrel now, so help me Heaven I'll never speak to you again!" "It is you who are quarrelling." "Very well," said Susanna, opening her purse as though the matter were decided.

"Waiter." "I am going to pay." "So you can--for what you had yourself.

I dont take dinners from strange men, nor pay for their ices." Marmaduke did not reply.


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