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The Gentleman From Indiana

CHAPTER XIII
2/27

All around them lay these snowballs of defeated journalism.
Mr.Parker was a long, loose, gaunt gentleman, with a peremptory forehead and a capable jaw, but on the present occasion his capability was baffled and swamped in the attempt to steer the craft of his talent up an unaccustomed channel without a pilot.

"I don't see as it's any use, Fisbee," he said, morosely, after a series of efforts that littered the floor in every direction.

"I'm a born compositor, and I can't shift my trade.

I stood the pace fairly for a week, but I'll have to give up; I'm run plumb dry.

I only hope they won't show him our Saturday with your three columns of 'A Word of the Lotus Motive,' reprinted from February.


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