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Chapter 1

           Julianoticedthatheseemedtobelookingatthesideboardandwithherengagingsmile,leanedforward.

           "Whatisit?"

           Heblushedscarlet.

           "IwaswonderingifImighthaveapieceofbread."

           "Ofcourse."

           Shegavethebutlerasignificantglance;hewasatthatmomenthelpingMichaeltoaglassofdrywhitewine,andhelefttheroom.

           "MichaelandInevereatbread.ItwasstupidofJevonsnottorealizethatyoumightwantsome."

           "Ofcoursebreadisonlyahabit,"saidMichael."It’swonderfulhowsoonyoucanbreakyourselfofitifyousetyourmindtoit."

           "Thepoorlamb’sasthinasarail,Michael."

           "Idon’teatbreadnotbecauseI’mafraidofgettingfat.Idon’teatitbecauseIseenopointinit.Afterall,withtheexerciseItakeIcaneatanythingIlike."

           Hestillhadatfifty-twoaverygoodfigure.Asayoungman,withagreatmassofcurlingchestnuthair,withawonderfulskinandlargedeepblueeyes,astraightnoseandsmallears,hehadbeenthebest-lookingactorontheEnglishstage.Theonlythingthatslightlyspoiledhimwasthethinnessofhismouth.Hewasjustsixfoottallandhehadagallantbearing.Itwashisobviousbeautythathadengagedhimtogoonthestageratherthantobecomeasoldierlikehisfather.Nowhischestnuthairwasverygrey,andheworeitmuchshorter;hisfacehadbroadenedandwasagooddeallined;hisskinnolongerhadthesoftbloomofapeachandhiscolourwashigh.Butwithhissplendideyesandhisfinefigurehewasstillaveryhandsomeman.

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