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Miscalculations
The dashing Lord Kettering chafes at the fact that his fortune is still controlled by his mother. Alarmed by his gambling and spendthrift ways, she decides he can take over his own affairs if he agrees to work with her …
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The dashing Lord Kettering chafes at the fact that his fortune is still controlled by his mother. Alarmed by his gambling and spendthrift ways, she decides he can take over his own affairs if he agrees to work with her very capable secretary, Jane Douglas, who is excellent with numbers.
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