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A Millionaire of Yesterday

CHAPTER I
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You were, I believe, educated at a Board School, I was at Eton.

Afterwards you were apprenticed to a harness-maker, I--but no matter! Let us summarise the situation." "If that means cutting it short, for Heaven's sake do so," Trent grumbled.

"You'll talk yourself into a fever if you don't mind.

Let's know what you're driving at." "Talking," the elder man remarked with a slight shrug of his shoulders, "will never have a prejudicial effect upon my health.

To men of your--pardon me--scanty education the expression of ideas in speech is doubtless a labour.


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