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The Titan

CHAPTER XLIII
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Instantly the stocks of his surface lines bounded in price, and those who had been scheming to bring about Cowperwood's downfall gnashed impotent teeth.

Even Haeckelheimer & Co.
were interested.
Anson Merrill, who had only a few weeks before given a large field for athletic purposes to the University, pulled a wry face over this sudden eclipse of his glory.

Hosmer Hand, who had given a chemical laboratory, and Schryhart, who had presented a dormitory, were depressed to think that a benefaction less costly than theirs should create, because of the distinction of the idea, so much more notable comment.

It was merely another example of the brilliant fortune which seemed to pursue the man, the star that set all their plans at defiance..


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