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The Firing Line

CHAPTER XIII
19/48

I did think she once cared for Louis--as a young girl cares for a boy.

But we couldn't permit her to take any chances, poor fellow!--his family record is sadly against him.
No; we did right, Neville.

And now, at the first sign, we must do right again between Shiela and this very lovable boy who is making your park for you." "Of course," said Cardross absently, "but the man who hesitates because of what he learns about Shiela isn't worth enlightening." He looked out across the lawn.

"I hope it happens," he said.

"And, by the way, dear, I've got to go to town." "O Neville!" "Don't worry; I'm not going to contract pneumonia--" "When are you going ?" "To-morrow, I think." "Is it anything that bothers you ?" "No, nothing in particular.


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