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Lewis Rand

CHAPTER VII
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Just now I am very idle, and I will be your secretary every day with pleasure." He rose.
"And now you must rest, or we will have a rating from Dr.Gilmer.

Is there any message I may take for you ?" "My devotion and my thanks to the ladies of the house," replied Rand--"to Mrs.Churchill and Miss Dandridge and to Miss Churchill.

For these"-- he put his hand upon the papers--"I shall look them over, and Joab will take them to Charlottesville to Mocket.

I cannot sufficiently thank you for your aid and for your kindness." Cary went, and Rand lay back upon his pillows, weary enough, though with a smile upon his lips.

He valued Cary's visit, valued the opinion of his fellow lawyer and fellow thinker.


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