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The Mysterious Stranger and Other Stories

CHAPTER 5
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He seemed only interested in being friendly and telling lies.

He said he was an orphan.

That made Marget pity him.

The water came into her eyes.

He said he had never known his mamma; she passed away while he was a young thing; and said his papa was in shattered health, and had no property to speak of--in fact, none of any earthly value--but he had an uncle in business down in the tropics, and he was very well off and had a monopoly, and it was from this uncle that he drew his support.


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