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Brewster’s Millions

CHAPTER XI
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It was but natural that he should feel proud of the distinction the venture had brought to him on one hand, but there was reason for despair over the acquisition of $50,000.

It made it necessary for him to undertake an almost superhuman feat--increase the number of his January bills.

The plans for the ensuing spring and summer were dimly getting into shape and they covered many startling projects.

Since confiding some of them to "Nopper" Harrison, that gentleman had worn a never-decreasing look of worry and anxiety in his eyes.
Rawles added to his despair a day or two after the Stock Exchange misfortune.

He brought up the information that six splendid little puppies had come to bless his Boston terrier family, and Joe Bragdon, who was present, enthusiastically predicted that he could get $100 apiece for them.


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