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Fenton’s Quest

CHAPTER XI
18/21

I think if that man and I were to meet, there would be very little question of mercy on my side.

I hold a man who could act as he has acted unworthy of all consideration--utterly unworthy of the woman he has won from me." "My dear fellow, you know the old saying.

A man who is in love thinks everything fair.

There is no such thing as honour in such a case as this.
Of course, I don't want to defend this Holbrook; I only want to awaken your senses to the absurdity of any vindictive pursuit of the man.

If the lady did not love you, believe me you are well out of the business." "Yes, that is what every one would tell me, I daresay," Gilbert answered impatiently.


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