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An Eye for an Eye

CHAPTER VIII
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I only want you to understand thoroughly that such an arrangement is out of the question.

In no condition of life would I care to be the locum tenens for another man.
You are now five or six and twenty.

At thirty you may be a married man with an absolute need for your own house." "I would execute any deed." "So that I might be enabled to keep the owner of the property out of the only place that is fit for him! It is a power which I should not use, and do not wish to possess.

Believe me, Fred, that a man is bound to submit himself to the circumstances by which he is surrounded, when it is clear that they are beneficial to the world at large.

There must be an Earl of Scroope, and you at present are the man." They were sitting together out upon the terrace after dinner, and for a time there was silence.


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