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A Woman's Debt

(1924)
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Excerpt from A Woman's Debt

For a second an angry gleam showed in the light blue eyes of Brookes. Not troubled with very refined feelings himself, he thought it was rank hypocrisy on the part of Richard to refuse to talk to a man of his own age about prospects upon which he must Often have meditated. But the angry gleam passed away quickly. Archie Brookes was a very self contained young man. He seldom allowed his temper to get the better of him, and he never indulged in sarcastic remarks.

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Genre: Mystery

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