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Brewster’s Millions

CHAPTER VIII
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After that night there was no point to "The Censor's" pen.

Monty's first qualms of apprehension were swept away when Colonel Drew himself hailed him the morning after the encounter and, in no unmeasured terms, congratulated him upon his achievement, assuring him that Barbara and Mrs.Drew approved, although they might lecture him as a matter of form.
But on this morning, as he lay in his bed, Monty was thinking deeply and painfully.

He was confronted by a most embarrassing condition and he was discussing it soberly with himself.

"I've never told her," he said to himself, "but if she doesn't know my feeling she is not as clever as I think.

Besides, I haven't time to make love to her now.


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