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In Luck at Last

CHAPTER IV
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There's no manner of doubt about it; and the money--oh, Lord, Lotty, if you only knew how much it is!" "What does it matter, Joe, how much it is, if it is neither yours nor mine ?" "It matters this: that it ought all to be mine." "How can that be, if it was not left to you ?" Joe was nothing if not a man of resource.

He therefore replied without hesitation or confusion: "The money was left to a certain man and to his heirs.

That man is dead.

His heiress should have succeeded, but she was kept out of her rights.

She is dead, and I am her cousin, and entitled to all her property, because she made no will." "Is that gospel truth, Joe?
Is she dead?
Are you sure ?" "Quite sure," he replied.


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