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Red Money

CHAPTER IV
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You promised, and you will keep your promise.

But there, I know that you will, as self-interest will make you." "Ah, now you talk common sense.

It is a pity you don't bring it to bear in the case of Silver, whom you trust because you have benefited him.
Good-day, you very unsophisticated person.

I shall see you again--" "In London as Hubert Pine," said the millionaire abruptly, and Miss Greeby, with a good-humored shrug, marched away, swinging her stick and whistling gayly.

She was very well satisfied with the knowledge she had obtained, as the chances were that it would prove useful should Lambert still hanker after the unattainable woman.


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