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The Gilded Age
Part 3.

CHAPTER XXVII
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Oh, I warn you, my dear, there's a good time coming, and it'll be right along before you know what you're about, too.

That railroad's fetching it.

You see what it is as far as I've got, and if I had enough bottles and soap and boot-jacks and such things to carry it along to where it joins onto the Union Pacific, fourteen hundred miles from here, I should exhibit to you in that little internal improvement a spectacle of inconceivable sublimity.

So, don't you see?
We've got the rail road to fall back on; and in the meantime, what are we worrying about that $200,000 appropriation for?
That's all right.

I'd be willing to bet anything that the very next letter that comes from Harry will--" The eldest boy entered just in the nick of time and brought a letter, warm from the post-office.
"Things do look bright, after all, Beriah.


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