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The Foreigner

CHAPTER IX
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And he had good reason to know.

Three times during the past year his clerk had forced from him an increase of salary.

Indeed, Samuel Sprink, young though he was and unlearned in the ways of the world, was the only man in the city that Rosenblatt feared.

If by any means Samuel could obtain a hold over this young lady, he would soon bring her to the dust.

Once in Samuel's power, she would soon sink to the level of the ordinary Galician wife.
True, she was but a girl of fifteen, but in a year or so she would be ready for the altar in the Galician estimation.
As these thoughts swiftly flashed through his mind, Rosenblatt turned to Samuel Sprink and said, "Yes, she is a fine girl.
I never noticed before.


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