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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER III
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He looked down upon the foreshortened figure of Barney Bill, his cloth cap, his shoulders, his bare brown arms, a patch of knee.

To the boy, at that moment, he was less a man than an instrument of Destiny guiding him, not knowing why, to the Promised Land.
At last on the quiet road Paul saw a bicyclist approaching them.
Mindful of Barney Bill's injunction, he withdrew his head.

Presently he lay down on the couch, and, soothed by the jogging of the van and the pleasant creaking of the baskets, fell into the deep sleep of tired and happy childhood..


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