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Arms and the Woman

CHAPTER XVII
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You have perhaps a fortnight in which to improve your markmanship.

The matter which shall carry us abroad will conclude within that time.

I shoot and fence with my left hand as well as I did with my right." "I shall be only too happy to meet you," I replied.

"I prefer the pistol, there is less exertion, and it is quicker." "You shall have every advantage," said the Prince.

"You will have that to nerve your arm which I shall not have--a woman's love." With a bow which was not without a certain dignity and grace, he walked from the room.
Phyllis a Princess?
Gretchen free?
I sent for my coat and hat and went out.


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