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Bred in the Bone

CHAPTER VIII
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He had, she argued, capabilities of good, an affectionate and trustful nature; he was the best _parti_ in the county, and had chosen his tutor's niece--a woman old enough to have borne him.

Besides, she was _not_ his lawful wife.

The dowager had secretly taken legal opinion upon that matter, and was only waiting for an opportunity to test it.

It was essential for this that her son should desire his own freedom; and at last he did so.

I have told you the occasion.


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