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Being the Portions of
That Nobleman's Life
Omitted in the
Relation of His Lady's Story
Presented to the World of Fashion
under the Title of
A Lady of Quality.
(1897).


Were Nature just to Man from his first hour,
he need not ask for Mercy;
then 'tis for us--
the toys of Nature--
to be both just and merciful,
for so only can the wrongs she does be undone.

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