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A Hoosier Chronicle

CHAPTER XVIII
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In love with the daughter of his father's enemy--just like a Park Theatre thriller.

Wants you to tell him what to do; and you will pardon me for suggesting that if there's to be an elopement you write it up yourself for the 'Courier.' I was talking to a friend of mine who's on the ding-ding desk at the Whitcomb and she says the long-distance business in that tavern is painful to handle--hot words flying over the state about this Thatcher-Bassett rumpus.

You may take it from me that the fight is warm, and I guess somebody will know more after the convention.

But say--!" "Um," said Harwood, whose gaze was upon the frame of a new building that was rising across the street.

He was thinking of Allen.


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