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“I suppose, Mr. Apparently he thought it very much worth while. They sold him the whisky. “For one thing I am going to marry David Courtlaw. ” For a time there seemed no comfort for her even in Capes. Foolish compliments were tossed about like confetti. She rapped again, louder. Capes was an exceptionally fair man of two or three-and-thirty, so ruddily blond that it was a mercy he had escaped light eyelashes, and with a minor but by no means contemptible reputation of his own. He described her privately to himself as a splendid girl. It was precious for two reasons: it was the photograph of her beautiful mother whom she could not remember, and it would identify her to the aunt in Hartford. What ho! lights! lights!" And, shouting as he went, he flung himself down stairs.

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