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Lister's Great Adventure

CHAPTER VII
18/24

Men like these are often satisfied with former triumphs while times and methods change.

We want fresh thought and modern methods.

It's obvious the old have brought us near the rocks!" Cartwright saw the shareholders were moved and the time for him to speak had come.

He got up and fronted a doubting and antagonistic audience.
His face was inscrutable, but he looked dignified.
"We have heard angry criticism and hints about slackness," he began.
"Some of you have suggested rejecting the report, a committee of inquiry, and new members for the Board, but no substantive motion has been put.

Well, before this is done, I claim your patience for a few minutes.


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