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Hyacinth

CHAPTER XIII
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I don't suppose anyone ever before was recommended for a post by a Protestant divinity professor, a notoriously violent political agitator, a Roman Catholic priest, and a--well, we won't describe my brother.

How do you come to be mixed up with all these people?
Who are you ?' 'I am the son of AEneas Conneally, Rector of Carrowkeel, who died last Christmas.' 'Well,' said James Quinn, 'I suppose if all these people are prepared to recommend you, your character must be all right.

Now, tell me, do you know what the post is you are applying for ?' 'No,' said Hyacinth.

'And I may as well say that I have had no experience or business training whatever.' 'So I should suppose from the way you have come to me.

Well, my brother was clerk and traveller for my business.


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