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The Woodlanders

CHAPTER IX
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The oil is--not quite nice; but everything else is." "The oil ?" "On the chairs, I mean; because it gets on one's dress.

Still, mine is not a new one." Giles found that Creedle, in his zeal to make things look bright, had smeared the chairs with some greasy kind of furniture-polish, and refrained from rubbing it dry in order not to diminish the mirror-like effect that the mixture produced as laid on.

Giles apologized and called Creedle; but he felt that the Fates were against him..


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