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Aunt Jane’s Nieces at Millville

CHAPTER XXIII
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"I have owned this stock for more than three years, and you will see by the amount endorsed upon it that I paid a liberal price for it, under the circumstances." Uncle John gave a start and a shrewd look.
"Of course you did," said he.

"On paper." "I have records to prove that both Captain Wegg and Will Thompson received their money," said West, quietly.

"I see it is hard for you to abandon the idea that I am a rogue." There could be no adequate reply to this, so for a time all sat in moody silence.

But the thoughts of some were busy.
"I would like Mr.West to explain what became of the money he paid for this stock," said Louise; adding: "That is, if he will be so courteous." West did not answer for a moment.

Then he said, with a gesture of indifference: "I am willing to tell all I know.


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