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And, too, he perceived that the world would see soirl's parentage, when all the

ti her, dwelt these unlovable,

snobbish old parents of his own So he laughed And he thought of how

he had been fooled, and played with, and duped, and cheated, and all

but disgraced by the very people on whom he had looked down frohed his hands

swelled up to the size of pillows, and he thought that he was dressed

in a loose garreat spots, and that he was

standing on a stage before these grave, silent hillolden-yellow square just behind the at hi these hands like pillows around each other, trying to h with him, while over and

over certain words slipped in between his cachinnations, like stray

bird-notes through a rattle of drums

"I have no freshto her,

"no new philosophies to spread out for ht

pictures to display for my lady's pleasure, and so I, like a poor

poverty-strickenat