Sparrows: the story of an unprotected girl by Horace W. C. (Horace Wykeham Can) Newte
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"Listen. I've two old friends coming to dinner. One is a Mr--Mr Ellis, but he won't interest you a bit." "Why not?" "He's old and is already infatuated." "Isn't the other, then?" asked Mavis lightly. "Mr--Mr Williams! No. I wonder if you'd interest him." "I don't suppose so for one moment," remarked Mavis. "You're too modest. Mr Williams is young, good-looking, rich." "Money doesn't interest me." "Nonsense!" "Really, it doesn't." "Not after your wanting work for so long?" "Not a bit." "Not when you see it can buy things like mine?" "Of course money is wonderful, but it isn't everything." |
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