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Westways

CHAPTER XI
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As long as it was just a matter of newspaper discussion Westways didn't feel it, but when it drove away our barber, Westways's conscience woke up to feel how wicked it was." The Squire had had an illustration nearer home and kept thinking of it as he murmured monosyllabic contributions while the doctor went on--"My own belief is that if the November election were delayed six months, Fremont would carry Pennsylvania." Penhallow recovered fuller consciousness and returned, "I distrust Fremont.

I knew him in the West.

But he represents, or rather he stands for, a party, and it is mine." "I am glad to know that," said McGregor.

"I am really glad.

It is a relief to be sure about a man like you, Penhallow.


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