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When A Man’s A Man

CHAPTER XIV
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If I am not mistaken, you, too, have felt a degree of uplift as a result of our fellowship, have you not ?" "Yes, indeed, Professor Parkhill," Kitty answered sincerely.

"Our talks together have meant much more to me than I can tell.

I shall never forget this summer.

Your friendship has been a wonderful influence in my life." The little man moved uneasily and glanced timidly around.

"I am truly glad to know that our companionship has not been altogether distasteful to you; I felt sure that it was not, but I--ahem!--I am glad to hear your confirmation of my opinion.


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