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Shavings

CHAPTER XIV
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I knew where you was this afternoon.

I see you when you left there and I had a good mind to cross over and say what I had to say before the whole crew, Sam Hunniwell, and his stuck-up rattle-head of a daughter, and that Armstrong bunch that think themselves so uppish, and all of 'em." Mr.Winslow stirred uneasily in his chair.

"Now, Phin," he protested, "seems to me--" But Babbitt was too excited to heed.

His little eyes snapped and his bristling beard quivered.
"You hold your horses, Shavin's," he ordered.

"I didn't come here to listen to you.


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