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The Golden Scarecrow

CHAPTER II
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His last link with that other life was broken.

He was here, planted in the strangest of strange places, with nothing whatever to help him.

He was alone; he must fight for his own hand.

He would--from that moment, seated there beneath the window, Ernest Henry Wilberforce challenged the terrors of this world, and found them sawdust--he would say "damn" as often as he pleased.

"Damn, damn, damn, damn," he whispered, and marked again, with meditative eye, the space from wall to screen.
After this, greatly cheered, he bethought him of the Square.


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