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The Iron Heel

CHAPTER XII
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It is the Master's work." He looked at me, and his eyes twinkled.
"You caught me feeding his lambs, you know.

And of course you will all keep my secret." He spoke carelessly enough, but there was real fear behind the speech.
He promised to call upon us again.

But a week later we read in the newspaper of the sad case of Bishop Morehouse, who had been committed to the Napa Asylum and for whom there were still hopes held out.

In vain we tried to see him, to have his case reconsidered or investigated.

Nor could we learn anything about him except the reiterated statements that slight hopes were still held for his recovery.
"Christ told the rich young man to sell all he had," Ernest said bitterly.


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