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She
nodded
.
"
Then
am
I
so
much
less
desirable
than
Canler
?
I
have
money
enough
,
and
far
more
,
for
every
need
,
"
he
said
bitterly
.
"
I
do
not
love
you
,
Cecil
,
"
she
said
,
"
but
I
respect
you
.
If
I
must
disgrace
myself
by
such
a
bargain
with
any
man
,
I
prefer
that
it
be
one
I
already
despise
.
I
should
loathe
the
man
to
whom
I
sold
myself
without
love
,
whomsoever
he
might
be
.
You
will
be
happier
,
"
she
concluded
,
"
alone
--
with
my
respect
and
friendship
,
than
with
me
and
my
contempt
.
"
He
did
not
press
the
matter
further
,
but
if
ever
a
man
had
murder
in
his
heart
it
was
William
Cecil
Clayton
,
Lord
Greystoke
,
when
,
a
week
later
,
Robert
Canler
drew
up
before
the
farmhouse
in
his
purring
six
cylinder
.
A
week
passed
;
a
tense
,
uneventful
,
but
uncomfortable
week
for
all
the
inmates
of
the
little
Wisconsin
farmhouse
.
Canler
was
insistent
that
Jane
marry
him
at
once
.
At
length
she
gave
in
from
sheer
loathing
of
the
continued
and
hateful
importuning
.
It
was
agreed
that
on
the
morrow
Canler
was
to
drive
to
town
and
bring
back
the
license
and
a
minister
.
Clayton
had
wanted
to
leave
as
soon
as
the
plan
was
announced
,
but
the
girl
's
tired
,
hopeless
look
kept
him
.
He
could
not
desert
her
.
