The Prime Minister's DaughterPrime Minister's daughter, returned from America after an unhappy love affair, becomes involved in a scandal and is trapped in a power play by rival politicians. |
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... better tell Mayland . " " Don't you think , sir , " said Loring , " it might be better just to let it die in the usual way ? " " I don't think so , " said Melville . " Mayland doesn't let things die . I think we've got to give it to him ...
... better tell Mayland . " " Don't you think , sir , " said Loring , " it might be better just to let it die in the usual way ? " " I don't think so , " said Melville . " Mayland doesn't let things die . I think we've got to give it to him ...
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... better not tell her mother - it's better that you don't . " " She's been told , I'm afraid . " " Sylvia's been ill , Gordon . If she had an accident , it's be- cause she was ill . Get Broome down to examine her . " " I think her mother ...
... better not tell her mother - it's better that you don't . " " She's been told , I'm afraid . " " Sylvia's been ill , Gordon . If she had an accident , it's be- cause she was ill . Get Broome down to examine her . " " I think her mother ...
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... better go and see her . " " How ill is she ? " Melville asked . " I don't know , " she answered . " I want to go over and see if I can help . " " I'll come with you , " said Melville . He ordered the car , and to the surprise of the ...
... better go and see her . " " How ill is she ? " Melville asked . " I don't know , " she answered . " I want to go over and see if I can help . " " I'll come with you , " said Melville . He ordered the car , and to the surprise of the ...
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