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  • To be idle and lavish of money, twenty-five years old, with the appetites keen and the need for action always pressing; then to have loved a girl with quick, strong, youthful ardour, and to have had the ideal smirched by gossip, then shattered before his amazed eyes, -- this is a situation in which the male animal is apt to behave inequably.

    The Spenders A Tale of the Third Generation Harry Leon Wilson 1903

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