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The President

CHAPTER XVIII
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Inspector Val saw that in Richard's present mood of beatific imbecility a conference with him would mean no more than would a conference with the Monument.
Storri, while easily beaten from any specific enterprise, was ever ready with a fresh one.

During those days when, like a convalescing wolf, he lay hiding with his wounds from the sight and search of men, his disorderly and, one might say, his criminal, imagination busied itself in sketching a giant scheme.

It was as unique as had been the fallen Credit Magellan without owning to a shadow of Credit Magellan's legitimacy.

This time Storri would have no partners; there would be no Mr.Harleys and no osprey pools to sell him out.

Before all was done he might require men; but of the sort one controls like slaves.
There was one need that must be supplied, however; Storri must have money.


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