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The President

CHAPTER VII
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It was round, pudgy, weak, with shadows of petulance about the mouth, and the forehead sloped away at an angle which house-builders, speaking of roofs, call a quarter-pitch.

His chin, acting on the hint offered by the forehead, was likewise in full retreat.

Altogether, one might have said of Mr.Fopling that if he were not a delightful, at worst he would never become a dangerous companion.

Richard surveyed him with a deal of curiosity; then he questioned Dorothy with a glance.
"Bess is to marry him," whispered Dorothy.
"What for ?" whispered Richard, off his guard.

Then, pulling himself together in confusion: "Of course, he loves her, I dare say.


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