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Shavings

CHAPTER XVI
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Things like the Kaiser, for instance.

Well, never mind; this one's goin' to come out all right.

I feel it in my bones.
And," with a return of his whimsical drawl, "I may be short on brains, but a blind man could see they never skimped me when they passed out the bones." She looked at him a moment.

Then, suddenly leaning forward, she put her hand upon his big red one as it lay upon the bench.
"Jed," she said, earnestly, "what should I do without you?
You are my one present help in time of trouble.

I wonder if you know what you have come to mean to me." It was an impulsive speech, made from the heart, and without thought of phrasing or that any meaning other than that intended could be read into it.


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