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Arms and the Woman

CHAPTER XVII
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"She was born in America as certainly as I was." "But this likeness?
This rumor of another daughter?
Ah, there is something here I do not understand.

And this uncle of hers, this Wentworth; who is he ?" "A retired banker, very wealthy, and at present with the American ministry at your own capital." "To him we must go, then." He rose and walked the length of the room, stopped a moment at the chess table in the corner, then resumed his chair.

"You are wondering, no doubt, what it is to me, all this ?" "I confess you have read my mind correctly." "Then listen.

I am a Prince without a principality; a Prince by courtesy, my brother ruling the principality of Wortumborg.

Thus being without a principality, I am necessarily without revenues.


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