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Helena

CHAPTER VII
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Of course it would only amuse them!--everything amused them!--that Buntingford should have put his foot down.

How she had boasted, both to Jim and to some of his friends, of the attitude she meant to take up with her guardian during her "imprisonment on parole." And this was the end of the first bout.

Cousin Philip had been easily master, and instead of making common cause with her against a ridiculous piece of tyranny, Lord Donald had backed out.

He might at least have been sympathetic and polite--might have come himself to speak to her at the telephone, instead-- Her blood boiled.

How was she going to put up with this life?
The irony of the whole position was insufferable.


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