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Israel Potter

CHAPTER IX
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There is only one meaning to it, and that is a very polite invitation from some invisible person to help myself, if I like, to a glass of brandy and sugar, and if I don't like, let it alone.

That's my reading.

I have a good mind to ask Doctor Franklin about it, though, for there's just a chance I may be mistaken, and these things here be some other person's private property, not at all meant for me to help myself from.

Cologne, what's that--never mind.

Soap: soap's to wash with.


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