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The American Claimant

CHAPTER XVIII
11/15

Tracy, out for an afternoon stroll, had come unexpectantly upon his family arms displayed upon this shabby house-front.

The hatchments made him smile; which was nothing, they had made the neighborhood cats do that.
"Look, Hawkins, look! I'm drawing It over!" "You're drawing it sure, Rossmore.

If I ever had any doubts about materialization, they're gone, now, and gone for good.

Oh, this is a joyful day!" Tracy was sauntering over to read the door-plate.

Before he was half way over he was saying to himself, "Why, manifestly these are the American Claimant's quarters." "It's coming--coming right along.


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