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Cleek: the Man of the Forty Faces

CHAPTER VI
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"Let me work 'em off, sir, like you said I might.

I don't want nothin' but wot I earns, Gov'nor; nothin' but wot I've got a right to have; for when I sees wot wantin' money as don't belong to you leads to; when I thinks wot that young Bawdrey chap was willin' to do for the love of havin' it--" "Don't!" struck in Cleek, a trifle roughly.

"Drop the man's name--I can't trust myself to think of it.

That the one world, the one self-same world, could hold two such widely dissimilar creations of God as that monster and ...

No matter.


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