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The Rise of Roscoe Paine

CHAPTER XII
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Instead she said, looking down at me: "You are a loyal friend, aren't you, Mr.Paine." "I have reason to be loyal to George," I answered, with feeling.
"Are you as loyal to yourself ?" I looked up at her in surprise.
"What do you mean ?" I asked.
"I have been trying to understand you, Mr.Paine.Trying to get the answer to the puzzle.

In one way I think I have it.

I understand your attitude in the Lane affair and I think I know why you came to Denboro and are staying here." I stopped short.

"You--you know THAT ?" I cried.
"I think I do.

You believe that your mother needs you and you will not leave her.


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