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He went out filled with anger and despair, and, sad for him, with afierce, overmastering desire--love he called it--for the clever, proud,imperious beauty who had so outmatched and crushed him.That beautiful red head, which he had at first so despised, washenceforth to blaze in his dreams.CHAPTER XXIII--THE MANOn the _Scoriac_ Harold An Wolf, now John Robinson, kept aloof from everyone.
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