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White Lies

CHAPTER XXIII
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I come of an ancient race: I could not sit with liars; I should forget courtesy; you would see in my face how thoroughly I scorn you all." And she went haughtily out with the letter in her hand.
Rose for the first time, was prostrated.

Vain had been all this deceit; her mother was not happy; was not blinded.

Edouard might come and tell her his story.

Then no power could keep Josephine silent.

The plot was thickening; the fatal net was drawing closer and closer.
She sank with a groan into a chair, and body and spirit alike succumbed.
But that was only for a little while.


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