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Only An Irish Boy

CHAPTER XXXIV
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In that case, of course, this will be of no value, and you can destroy it.

But I am aware that valuable papers are liable to loss or injury, and, therefore, I deem it prudent to place this duplicate in your possession, that, if the other be lost, you may see it carried into execution.

I have named you my executor, and am sure, out of regard to me, you will accept the trust, and fulfill it to the best of your ability.
I have always felt the utmost confidence in your friendship, and this will account for my troubling you on the present occasion.
"Your friend, "Anthony Preston." From this letter Dr.Townley turned to the perusal of the will.

The contents filled him with equal surprise and pleasure.
"Five thousand dollars to Andy Burke!" he repeated.

"That is capital! It will start the boy in life, and with his good habits it will make him sure of a competence by and by.


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