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The Gentleman From Indiana

CHAPTER XVII
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Nobody could help liking to find himself as big a man as he'll be when he comes back here.

Besides, don't you see, it's her way of making it up to him for not liking him as much as he wants.

_You_ give up, don't you ?" "No," he cried, with feeble violence, "I don't.

She'll find out some things about herself when she sees him again." Minnie shook her head.
There was a sound of wheels; the buckboard drew up at the gate, and Helen, returning from her evening's labor, jumped out lightly, and ran around to pat the horses' heads.

"Thank you so much, Mr.Willetts," she said to the driver.


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