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The Lighted Way

CHAPTER XIV
11/27

I maintain that we all have a right to live in the manner to which we are born." "And how," asked Arnold, "does one enforce that right ?" Sabatini leaned over and helped himself to the liqueur.
"You possess the gift," he remarked, "which I admire most--the gift of directness.

Now I would speak to you of myself.

When I was young, I was penniless, with no inheritance save a grim castle, a barren island, and a great name.

The titular head of my family was a Cardinal of Rome, my father's own brother.

I went to him, and I demanded the means of support.


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