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40455	Oppenheim, E. Phillips (Edward Phillips)	Master of Men			.txt	text/plain	18203	1508	90	of fashion, there had come to him a new wonder in life. two men had long since died away, and Strone's gaze went in thought Strone threw open the gate, and she passed through, her gray skirt looking out, and Strone lifted his eyes to hers. At last the day came when Strone lay on the short turf, smoking "Lady Malingcourt," he said, "there is one thing in the world--perhaps "Milly," he said, "would you like to live in London?" "I am not at all sure that I like you," she said, looking at him wonderful things which might in time have come to pass between them. "All right at the House?" Strone asked. Strone followed like a man in a dream. "Never in your life," he said, "will there come to you such an When Strone let himself into his house a few moments later the room on	./cache/40455.txt	./txt/40455.txt