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Cruger realizes that Brown ' s design is to secure Beatrice ' s fortune by marrying her himself, and, in a dramatic scene, tells Brown that he had induced himself to marry Beatrice in order to restore Miss Chapin ' s stolen funds, and that he would consent to a divorce from Beatrice, if Brown would agree to return her portion of the estate in the event that be married her. Brown ' s ardor cools at this proposal, and he verifies Cruger ' s scant opinion of him by again disappearing....