[Elbow-Room by Charles Heber Clark (AKA Max Adeler)]@TWC D-Link book
Elbow-Room

CHAPTER XXV
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The receiver is full.

I want to cool off.

I pull the string which runs down my left sleeve; the air rushes from the receiver, suddenly expands about my body, and makes me feel so cold that I wish I had brought my overcoat with me." "I wish to gracious you'd go home and get it now." "You see, then, that this invention is of the utmost value and importance, and my idea in calling upon you was to give you a chance to mention and describe it in your paper, so that the public might know about it.

You are the only editor I have revealed the secret to.
I thought I'd give you the first chance to become a benefactor of your race." "I'm the kind of benefactor that charges one dollar a line for such philanthropy." "To assure yourself that the machine is perfect you must try it for yourself.

Just stand up and take your coat off.


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