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It was at a charity bazaar that Isabel and Clarence first met.

Isabel saw little of Clarence during the winter months, except from a distance.

In this time of affliction he found Isabel an ever-increasing comfort to him.

Presently he found an opportunity to slip away and meet Isabel. I will pass lightly over the meeting of the two lovers.

You shall marry Isabel; and I'll take you into partnership in my business this very day.

I remember Isabel saying something to me about you, but I didn't know who you were then.'

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"Isabel says he had better not be disturbed," she answered.

Lady Lydiard was vexed with herself for carelessly mentioning Isabel's name in her nephew's presence.

"Do you know, I shouldn't be surprised if Isabel, in the long run, cost you more than Hobbema.

She had just taken the directed envelope from Moody, and had just placed the letter inside it, when a scream from the inner room, in which Isabel was nursing the sick dog, startled everybody.

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Granet was making himself very agreeable indeed to Isabel Worth.

"I sha'n't tell you a thing." Isabel Worth declared.

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