The American Baron by James De Mille
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page 66 of 455 (14%)
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"And it's the real cause why I don't go back to England." "The mischief it is! Why, Dacres, I'll be hanged if you're not using the very words I myself used a few minutes ago." "Am I?" said Dacres, gloomily. "You certainly are; and that makes me think that our affairs are in a similar complication." "Oh no; mine is very peculiar." "Well, there's one thing I should like to ask, and you needn't answer unless you like." "Well?" "Doesn't your difficulty arise from some confounded woman or other?" "Well--yes." "By Jove, I knew it! And, old fellow, I'm in the same situation." [Illustration: "BY JOVE, I KNEW IT!"] "Oh ho! So you're driven away from England by a woman?" "Exactly." |
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