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Risen from the Ranks

CHAPTER XXV
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Don't you think they are ridiculous, Mr.Ferguson ?" "They wouldn't be in some places," said Ferguson, "but here I think they are out of place.

I feel sure you are right, and that you value Harry more than the clothes he wears." "Well, Harry, do you surrender at discretion ?" said Oscar.

"You see Ferguson is on my side." "I suppose I shall have to," said Harry, "as long as you are not ashamed of me." "None of that, Harry." "I'll go." "The first sensible words you've spoken this morning." "I want to tell you how much I appreciate your kindness, Oscar," said Harry, earnestly.
"Why shouldn't I be kind to my friend ?" "Even if he was once a printer's devil." "Very true.

It is a great objection, but still I will overlook it.
By the way, there is one inducement I didn't mention." "What is that ?" "We may very likely see Fitz in the city.

He is studying at home now, I hear.


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