Elisabeth Sanxay Holding

Elisabeth Sanxay Holding

Summary

Portrait of Elisabeth Sanxay Holding Elisabeth Sanxay Holding Invincible Minnie — BOOK 4: Chapter 27 (1920)

He was the one man on earth for her. She had never even fancied herself in love before, and never did again. It was her unique passion.
She didn’t deceive herself. She admitted that she intended to get Lionel away from Frankie by hook or by crook. Of course, being Minnie, she felt that it would be for his good and for Frankie’s good, and that she was doing it largely for their sakes. She and she alone was the infallible judge of what was best for everyone on earth.
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Portrait of Elisabeth Sanxay Holding Elisabeth Sanxay Holding Invincible Minnie — BOOK 4: Chapter 27 (1920)

Lounsbury on her side, to make everything very correct, very regular, in contrast to Frankie’s wildness. And then, later, to hold out prospects, all sorts of alluring prospects, of assistance from the old lady, of an unassailable “position” in their married life, of respectability and money, which she had seen that he coveted. For, like all women who can “manage” men, Minnie had an unerring flair for the weak point; that being the pivot upon which they may most easily be swung. She knew what she was doing when she asked Lionel to tea.
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