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The Common Law

CHAPTER II
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I have nobody to see unless I see them--nowhere to go unless I go where they ask me....

So I thought I'd ask you to let me depend a little on you, sometimes--as a refuge from isolation and morbid thinking now and then.

And from other mischief--for which I apparently have a capacity--to judge by what I've done--and what I've let men do already." She laid her hand lightly on his arm in sudden and impulsive confidence: "That's my 'thorough talk.' I haven't any one else to tell it to.

And I've told you the worst." She smiled at him adorably: "And now I am ready to go out with you," she said,--"go anywhere in the world with you, Kelly.

And I am going to be perfectly happy--if you are.".


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