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The Secret Agent

CHAPTER XII
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Her mental state was tinged by a sort of austere contempt for that man who had let himself be killed so easily.

He had been the master of a house, the husband of a woman, and the murderer of her Stevie.

And now he was of no account in every respect.

He was of less practical account than the clothing on his body, than his overcoat, than his boots--than that hat lying on the floor.

He was nothing.


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