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The Rise of Roscoe Paine

CHAPTER XII
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Oh, we were very fierce at first--at least he was, and I fought for my side as hard as I could.

He said Father was a selfish pig for wanting to close the Lane, and I said it was because of its use by the pigs that he wished to close it." "Ha! ha! How did it end ?" "Oh, we agreed to disagree.

I respect Captain Dean for his fight; but Father will win, of course.

He always does." "He won't win this time, Miss Colton." "Why not?
Oh, I actually forgot I was talking to the head and front of the opposition.

So you think he will not win, Mr.Paine ?" "I am sure of it.


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