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A Certain Rich Man

CHAPTER IX
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He put her hands to his lips, and moaned, for the hour of parting seemed to be hurrying down upon him.

Finally his tongue found liberty.

"Oh, sweetheart--sweetheart," he cried, "always remember that you are bound in my soul with the iron of youth's first love--my only love.

Oh, I never could again, dear,--only you--only you.

After this it would be a sacrilege." They stood silent in the joy of their ecstacy for a long minute, then he asked gently: "Do you understand, Molly,--do you understand?
this is forever for us, Molly,--forever.


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