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The Star of Gettysburg

CHAPTER VII
19/54

Father's a smart man, a money-maker as good as the Yankees themselves.

He's got sea island cotton in warehouses in more than one place along the coast, and he writes me that he's already selling it to the blockade runners for unmentionable prices in British and French gold.

Harry, if your fortunes are broken up by the war, you and your father will have to come down and share with us." "Thanks for your invitation, Tom; but from what you say about your father we'd be about as welcome as a bear in a kitchen." "Don't you believe it.

You come." "Arthur, what do you hear ?" asked Harry.
"My people are well and they're sending me a lot of things.

My mother has put in the pack a brand new uniform.


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