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The Man

CHAPTER III--HAROLD
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Squire Norman had a clerical friend whose rectory of Carstone lay some thirty miles from Normanstand.

Thirty miles is not a great distance for railway travel; but it is a long drive.

The days had not come, nor were they ever likely to come, for the making of a railway between the two places.

For a good many years the two men had met in renewal of their old University days.

Squire Norman and Dr.An Wolf had been chums at Trinity, Cambridge, and the boyish friendship had ripened and lasted.
When Harold An Wolf had put in his novitiate in a teeming Midland manufacturing town, it was Norman's influence which obtained the rectorship for his friend.


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