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Early in March Clayton put Grahas to be running full, and was rewarded by a new look in the

boy's face He was almost startled at the way he took it

"I'll do ht,

I can help put the swine out of business, anyhow"

He was by that time quite sure that Natalie had extracted a promise of

some sort from the boy On the rare occasions when Graham was at home he

was quiet and suppressed

He was als, and froathered that the irresponsible group which

centered about Marion was, in the boy's own vernacular, rather "shot to

pieces" To Corps

One or two of the Grahaster in the kilts of a Scotch-Canadian regi below his skirts, who had been one of Marion's most

reckless satellites

"Look like a fool, I know, sir," said the tall individual sheepishly

"Just had to get in it soe about these skirts, is