[Trumps by George William Curtis]@TWC D-Link bookTrumps CHAPTER LI 4/10
As Abel entered his visitor closed his book and looked up. "Why, Uncle Lawrence," said the young man, "you have a genius for surprises! What on earth are you doing in my room ?" His uncle said, only half smiling, "Abel, we are both bachelors, and bachelors have no hours.
I want to talk with you." Abel looked at his guest uneasily; but he put down his hat and lighted a cigar; then seated himself, almost defiantly, opposite his uncle, with the table between them. "Now, Sir; what is it ?" Lawrence Newt paused a moment, while the young man still calmly puffed the smoke from his mouth, and calmly regarded his uncle. "Abel, you are not a fool.
You know the inevitable results of certain courses.
I want to fortify your knowledge by my experience.
I understand all the temptations and excitements that carry you along.
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