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Ernest Linwood

CHAPTER XXX
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"The woman who aims at such a distinction is false, heartless, and unprincipled.

I would bless the watching love that shielded me from a name so odious." "It is a mighty fine thing to be loved, I suppose," said Meg with a resounding laugh, "but I know nothing about it and never shall.

Mamma and Mrs.Linwood are great friends, you know, or have been; and mamma thought it would be wondrous fine for young Miss Hopeful to captivate Mr.Splendidus.But he did not _take_.

I did not suit his delicate nerves.

Well, I wish you joy, my precious soul.


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