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When A Man’s A Man

CHAPTER VI
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"We part here.

You can see the Cross-Triangle buildings yonder.

I go this way." He looked his pleasure, as he clasped her hand in hearty understanding of the friendship offered.
"Thank you, Miss Reid.

I still maintain that the Dean's judgment is unquestionable." She was not at all displeased with his reply.
"By the way," she said, as if to prove her friendship.

"I suppose you know what to expect from Uncle Will and the boys when they learn of your little adventure ?" "I do," he answered, as if resigned to anything.
"And do you enjoy making fun for them ?" "I assure you, Miss Reid, I am very human." "Well, then, why don't you turn the laugh on them ?" "But how ?" "They are expecting you to get into some sort of a scrape, don't you think ?" "They are always expecting that.


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