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The Gilded Age
Part 1.

CHAPTER VI
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Nobody knew where he belonged or whither he had gone.
Hawkins came slowly back, watching wistfully but hopelessly for the stranger, and lowering his price steadily with his sinking heart.

And when his foot finally pressed his own threshold, the value he held the entire Tennessee property at was five hundred dollars--two hundred down and the rest in three equal annual payments, without interest.
There was a sad gathering at the Hawkins fireside the next night.

All the children were present but Clay.

Mr.Hawkins said: "Washington, we seem to be hopelessly fallen, hopelessly involved.

I am ready to give up.


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