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Chapter XXV
Word Count: 2264
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Released on: 18/11/2017
n. She forgot, andwhat mother does not forget, that he was twenty-five years of age,that he was a man, and that, out
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Other People's Money
“A man must be something worse than a simpleton to still ply histrade on the high-roads, exposed to all sorts of annoyances on thepart of the gendarmes, when manufacturing and financial enterprisesoffer such a magnificently fertile field to the activity ofimaginative people.”