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The Voice in the Fog

CHAPTER XVII
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A man who can spot a man is worth something to somebody.

Where Thomas' niche is, however, I can't tell to date.

He'll never get on socially; he has too much regard for other people's feelings." "And no tact." "A poor man needs a good deal of that." Killigrew began paring his fourth chop-bone.

He hadn't enjoyed himself so much in months.

Thomas had kissed Kitty and hadn't wanted to! It would take a philosopher to dig up the reason for that; or rather a clairvoyant, since philosophers dealt only with logical sequences, and there was nothing logical to Killigrew's mind in Thomas kissing Kitty when he hadn't wanted to!.


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