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The Gilded Age
Part 7.

CHAPTER LVIII
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Why not?
It would give her employment, money.

She must do something.
"I will think of it, and let you know soon.

But still, there is very little likelihood that I--however, we will not discuss it further now." "Remember, that the sooner we get to work the better, Miss Hawkins, public curiosity is so fickle.

Good day, madam." The close of the trial released Mr.Harry Brierly and left him free to depart upon his long talked of Pacific-coast mission.

He was very mysterious about it, even to Philip.
"It's confidential, old boy," he said, "a little scheme we have hatched up.


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