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An Unsocial Socialist

CHAPTER IV
19/71

The plot was simple, and an old favorite with her.

One of them was to love the other and to die broken-hearted because the loved one would not requite the passion.

For Agatha, prompt to ridicule sentimentality in her companions, and gifted with an infectious spirit of farce, secretly turned for imaginative luxury to visions of despair and death; and often endured the mortification of the successful clown who believes, whilst the public roar with laughter at him, that he was born a tragedian.

There was much in her nature, she felt, that did not find expression in her popular representation of the soldier in the chimney.
By three o'clock the local visitors had arrived, and tennis was proceeding in four courts, rolled and prepared by Smilash.

The two curates were there, with a few lay gentlemen.


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