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The Younger Set

CHAPTER IX
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Yet I knew it must have been all right--knowing you as I do.

But do you suppose other people would hold you as innocent as I do?
Even Eileen--the sweetest, whitest, most loyal little soul in the world--was troubled when Rosamund hinted at some scandal touching you and Alixe.

She told me--but she did not tell me what Rosamund had said--the mischief maker!" His face had become quite colourless; he raised an unsteady hand to his mouth, touching his moustache; and his gray eyes narrowed menacingly.
"Rosamund--spoke of scandal to--Eileen ?" he repeated.

"Is that possible ?" "How long do you suppose a girl can live and not hear scandal of some sort ?" said Nina.

"It's bound to rain some time or other, but I prepared my little duck's back to shed some things." "You say," insisted Selwyn, "that Rosamund spoke of me--in that way--to Eileen ?" "Yes.


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