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After dinner on that Saturday evening, Lois Drew had a long conversation with her cousin, James Daunt. She waited until he was seated in the most comfortable chair in the drawing-room with his cigar well under way, and then she spoke of the subject next her heart.
"Tell me, Jimmy," she begged, "just what you really think. I want to understand exactly what we have to meet."