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The Man From Brodney’s

CHAPTER X
18/33

Narrow windows near the ceiling let in the light of day and yet kept out much of the oppressive heat.

A huge ice chest stood at one end of the room.

At the other end was his desk; a couch, two chairs, and a small deal table were the only other articles of furniture.

The floor was covered with rugs; the walls were hung with ancient weapons of offence and defence.
"The Mine-owners' Association, gentlemen, comprises the entire population of Japat.

Here is where I receive my clients; here is where they receive their daily loaf, if you will pardon the simile.


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