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ansion and estate in Kentwhere everyone liked to be asked; and where he had more than once
had the honor of entertaining royalty. There was only one thing in the world wanted to make Sir Allan
Beaumerville perfectwomen declaredand that one thing was a wife. But although no one appeared to
appreciate more highly the charms of feminine society--as he showed in more ways than oneboth in St.
John's Wood and in Belgravia--he had never shown the least inclination to perform his duty to society in this
respect. How he managed to steer clear of the many snares and pitfalls laid for him in the course of his career
puzzled a good many men. But he did itand what was more r yilai:
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friendships among the other sex such as no man save he dared have indulged in to a like extent; but with
infinite skill he always seemed to be able to drop some delicate insinuation as to the utter absence of any
matrimonial intention on his partwhich left no room for doubt or hope. He wasin shortpossessed of
admirable powers of diplomacy which never failed him.
Of course his impregnability gave rise to all manner of stories. He had been jilted in his youthhe had a wife
aliveor he had had oneand she was deadnone of which rumors met any large am