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Peter

CHAPTER X
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He was learning New York ways--a new lesson each day, and intended to keep on, but not by keeping his mouth shut.
"Nothing whatever," replied Hodges.

"They must never be allowed to bite them, of course.

You can wound a truffle as you can everything else." Mason looked off into space and the Colonel bent his ear.

Purviance's diet had been largely drawn from his beloved Chesapeake, and "dug-up dead things"-- as he called the subject under discussion--didn't interest him.

He wanted to laugh--came near it--then he suddenly remembered how important a man Hodges might be and how necessary it was to give him air space in which to float his pet balloons and so keep him well satisfied with himself.
Mason, the Chicago man, had no such scruples.


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