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The Good Time Coming

CHAPTER XXXIII
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Here was a straw at which the drowning man caught.

He would call upon one of these individuals in the morning, and offer his whole interest at a tempting reduction.

Relieved at this thought, Mr.Markland could retire for the night; and he even slept soundly.

On awaking in the morning, the conclusion of the previous night was reviewed.

There were some natural regrets at the thought of giving up, by a single act, three-fourths of his whole fortune; but, like the mariner whose ship was sinking, there was no time to hesitate on the question of sacrificing the rich cargo.
"Yes--yes," he said within himself, "I will be content with certainty.


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