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"Not quite, sir You see-"

"But I don't see!"

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a trifle, as you randfather would not have had you starve, sir"

He left hurriedly, as though to escape from the consequences

of his words, and when I caods

"Larry Donovan, I've been te is too darandfather had left

easy To think of it-that fellow, after

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his bounty, I've been living on hisin randfather's ain!"

"As I have said before, you're rather lacking at tie

opaque spots Now that there's a woman in the case

you're less sane than ever Bah, these woo to work"

Bah, these woed and bitter No wonder she had been

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's letter

His assuredness in ordering me to leave made prompt

and decisive action necessary onconfident of his

friendliness

"Of course," said the broad-shouldered chaplain, "if