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The Rise of Roscoe Paine

CHAPTER IV
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With the new wing and the other additions it was enormous.

It fairly reeked of money, though, so far as I was a judge, the taste shown in rebuilding and decorating was good.

We turned the corner, where Asa Peters, the head carpenter, came hurrying up.

Asa looked surprised enough to see me in company with his employer and regarded me wonderingly.

"Mr.Colton," he said, "I wanted to ask you about them skylights." I stepped back out of hearing, but I inferred from Colton's actions that the question was another one of the "unnecessary" ones he had so scornfully referred to in the boathouse.
"Jackass!" he exclaimed, as he rejoined me.


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