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The Red Cross Girl

CHAPTER 2
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And what made it worse was that he recognized that even had he been present he could not have shown his face.

How could he, who had, as every one connected with the college now knew, out of spite and without cause, dismissed an old and faithful servant, join in chanting his praises.

He only hoped his patron, Hallowell senior, might not hear of Gilman's triumph.

But Hallowell senior heard little of anything else.

At his office, at his clubs, on the golf-links, every one he met congratulated him on the high and peculiar distinction that had come to his pet college.
"You certainly have the darnedest luck in backing the right horse," exclaimed a rival pork-packer enviously.


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