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Margret Howth
A Story of To-day

CHAPTER IV
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She forgot it in a moment.
Two or three gentlemen down in one of the counting-rooms, just then, looked at the story from another point of view.

They were talking low, out of hearing from the clerks.
"It's a good thing for Holmes," said one, a burly, farmer-like man, who was choosing specimens of wool.
"Cheap.

And long credit.

Just half the concern he takes." "There is a lady in the case ?" suggested a young doctor, who, by virtue of having spent six months in the South, dropped his r-s, and talked of "niggahs" in a way to make a Georgian's hair stand on end.
"A lady in the case ?" "Of course.

Only child of Herne's.


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