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The Financier

CHAPTER XII
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He need not be advertised as having withdrawn.

They would be content to have him achieve the glory of having done what he started out to do.

Just the same the example was bad.
Others might wish to imitate him.

If it were known in the street privately that he had been coerced, for a consideration, into giving up, others would be deterred from imitating him in the future.

Besides, if he refused, they could cause him trouble.


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