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The Testing of Diana Mallory

CHAPTER IX
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She did not know how precious she was; and that it must not be made too easy for the common world to approach her.

All that was picturesque and important, of course, in the lower classes; labor men, Socialists, and the like.

But not vulgar half-baked fellows, who meant nothing politically, and must yet be treated like gentlemen.

Ah! There were the Roughsedges--the Captain not gone yet ?--Sir James and Mrs.Colwood--nice little creature, that companion--they would find some use for her in the future.

And on the lower terrace, Alicia Drake, and--that girl?
He laughed, amusing himself with the thought of Alicia's plight.


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