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The Reason Why

CHAPTER XXX
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I will not go into the moral aspect of the affair.

A great love recks not of moral aspects.

Sufficient to say, they were ideally happy while the beautiful dancer lived.

She died when the boy was about fifteen, to his great and abiding grief.

His sister, who was a year or two younger than he, was then all he had to love, because political and social reasons in that country made it very difficult, about this time, for him often to see his father, the Emperor.
"The boy was very carefully educated, and began early, as I have told you, to think for himself and to dream.


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