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“My wife. The Wastrel—as we call him—cannot play when he's sober; hands too shaky. A young lad—Roding took him for a footman, or a groom by the neat black garb—was halted some paces away from Valade, his hat in his hand as he made pretence of fanning himself. . Wood, meantime, had not remained idle. Such an obvious ruse, but the boys and girls would defend their pride to the bitter end, the facade of study groups during rutting season. I see that compromise is more necessary to life than I ignorantly supposed it to be, and I have been trying to get Lord Morley’s book on that subject, but it does not appear to be available in the prison library, and the chaplain seems to regard him as an undesirable writer. Take my word for it, your troubles are over.
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