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New Grub Street

CHAPTER XIV
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Of a certainty there was conflict between his ambition and his love, but she recognised her power over him and exulted in it.

She had observed his hesitancy this evening, before he rose to accompany her from the house; her heart laughed within her as the desire drew him.

And henceforth such meetings would be frequent, with each one her influence would increase.

How kindly fate had dealt with her in bringing Maud and Dora to London! It was within his reach to marry a woman who would bring him wealth.
He had that in mind; she understood it too well.

But not one moment's advantage would she relinquish.


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