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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER I
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In any sphere of human effort, so he dimly and childishly realized, he could wipe out Billy Goodge.

He had a soul-reaching contempt for Billy Goodge, a passionate envy of him.

Why did Billy hold his position instead of crumbling into dust before him?
Assuredly he was a better man than Billy.

When, Billy duce et auspice Billy, the gang played at pirates or Red Indians, it was pitiful to watch their ignorant endeavours.

Paul, deeply read in the subject, gave them chapter and verse for his suggestions.


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