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Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo

CHAPTER XXII
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If he hadn't been a fool, a prejudiced, over-conscientious, stiff-necked fool, I should have lost her within the last twenty-four hours.

I have had to fight and scheme as I have never fought and schemed before, to keep them apart.

I have had to pick my way through shoals innumerable, hold myself down when I have been burning to grip her by the wrists and tell her that all that a man could offer a woman was hers.

Selingman, this sounds like nonsense, I suppose." "No," Selingman murmured, "not nonsense, but it doesn't sound like Draconmeyer." "Well, it's finished," Draconmeyer declared, with a great sigh of content.

"You know now.


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