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The Girl at the Halfway House

CHAPTER XXXI
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"Yet she's young; she must have been very young.

With all respect, it's the nature o' the race o' women to yield to the livin', breathin' man above the dead an' honoured." "I had my hopes," said Franklin, "but they're gone.

They've been doing well at the Halfway House, and I've been doing well here.

I've made more money than I ever thought I should, and I presume I may make still more.

I presume that's all there is--just to make money, and then more, if you can.


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