The Fortune Hunters and the Ward in Chancery
Cedric Ware in London talks of marriage and money with Dunkerley as Lord Dunkerley plans a lavish future at Glenthorpe. Cedric asks for two thousand pounds, warning his brother he cannot rely on charity while his ward battles age and debts. Dunkerley refuses, citing extravagance and duty to his own future.
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