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In Luck at Last

CHAPTER X
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There's nearly a hundred and twenty thousand pounds and a small estate in the country.

Don't let us trouble about the estate more than we can help.

Estates mean lawyers.
Money doesn't." He spoke as if small sums like a hundred thousand pounds are carried about in the pocket.
"Good gracious! And you've got two hundred of it already, haven't you ?" "Yes, but what is two hundred out of a hundred and twenty thousand?
A hundred and twenty thousand! There's spending in it, isn't there, Lotty?
Gad, we'll make the money spin, I calculate! It may be a few weeks before the old lady transfers the money--I don't quite know where it is, but in stocks or something--to your name.

As soon as it is in your name I've got a plan.

We'll remember that you've got a sweetheart or something in America, and you'll break your heart for wanting to see him.


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