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The Coquette’s Victim

CHAPTER XV
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When Mrs.
Carruthers went to London, she proved to be Lady Amelie's greatest rival.

She was quite as beautiful, as witty, as clever, but in place of coquetry, she was gifted with honest simplicity, that men pronounced charming, while Lady Amelie, to her great chagrin, began to find her attractions on the wane.

Men grew tired of her vanity and her cruelty.
Women disliked her for her selfish disregard of everything but her own triumph.
Basil Carruthers bows his head in shame and contrition when he remembers this episode in his career.

Then Marion, his wife, kisses him with a smile, and tells him he is not much the worse for having been once upon a time a coquette's victim.
THE END.
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