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Portrait of Edgar Jepson Edgar Jepson,  The Professional Prince — Chapter 12 (1917)

“ No business manager who enjoyed her acquaintance ever refused her seats.
She walked along listlessly; the prospect of an evening in the stalls was not violently alluring. Then, as she came past the entrance of the Piccadilly Hotel, James Bletsoe, in evening dress and a silk hat, came out of it.
The sight of him sent a faint thrill through her, and on the instant she was ready to give him the cool, gracious smile proper from the sister of his employer. He looked quietly through her at the large commissionaire on the curb who was opening the door of a taxicab.
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Portrait of Edgar Jepson Edgar Jepson,  The Professional Prince — Chapter 12 (1917)

“ And Lord Bastable knew! They ought to have told me. A thing that three people know isn't a secret at all!” she cried.
“That depends on the three people,” said the prince quietly. “At any rate, in this case there will be a conspiracy of silence. Besides, your brother has actually been living here. No outsider can say that he has not been living here all the time. For all practical purposes, I am your brother.”
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