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A Hoosier Chronicle

CHAPTER VI
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The reporter's status is unique.

Youth on the threshold of no other profession commands the same respect, gains audience so readily to the same august personages.

Doors slammed in his face only flatter his self-importance.

He becomes cynical as he sees how easily the spot light is made to flash upon the unworthiest figures by the flimsiest mechanism.

He drops his plummet into shoal and deep water and from his contemplation of the wreck-littered shore grows skeptical of the wisdom of all pilots.
Harwood's connection with the "Courier" brought him in touch with politics, which interested him greatly.


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