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The American

CHAPTER VII
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It was the smile of admiration." Newman looked at him a moment, and then, "So it IS very ugly ?" he inquired.
"Ugly, my dear sir?
It is magnificent." "That is the same thing, I suppose," said Newman.

"Make yourself comfortable.

Your coming to see me, I take it, is an act of friendship.
You were not obliged to.

Therefore, if anything around here amuses you, it will be all in a pleasant way.

Laugh as loud as you please; I like to see my visitors cheerful.


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