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The Rise of Roscoe Paine

CHAPTER XIII
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If I might be alone with you--" This hint, evidently intended for Lute's benefit, was quite lost upon the last named individual, who had seated himself on the edge of the work bench and was listening with both ears.

I was obliged to tell him that his presence was superfluous and request his returning to the house, which he reluctantly did, moving slowly and looking back with an expression of grieved disappointment.

After he had gone I asked Mr.
Keene what his "little matter" might be.
His reply was prompt and to the point.

He gave me his card.

He was, it seemed, junior partner in the firm of Barclay and Keene, real estate brokers and promoters, Milk Street, Boston.


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