[Imperium in Imperio: A Study Of The Negro Race Problem by Sutton E. Griggs]@TWC D-Link bookImperium in Imperio: A Study Of The Negro Race Problem CHAPTER VII 26/31
He turned to his friend smilingly and told her to enter, with apparently as much indifference as a millionaire.
He got in and sat by her side; but knew not how on earth he was to get out of his predicament. The young lady chatted gayly and wondered at Belton's dullness. Belton, poor fellow, was having a tough wrestle with poverty and was trying to coin something out of nothing.
Now and then, at some humorous remark, he would smile a faint, sickly smile.
Thus it went on until they arrived at the station.
Belton by this time decided upon a plan of campaign. They alighted from the carriage and Belton escorted his friend into the coach.
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