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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XVIII
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Their man was not in form.

He was nervous.

What he said was right enough, but his utterance lacked fire.

It carried conviction to those already convinced; but it could make no proselytes.

Had they been mistaken in their choice?
Too young a man, hadn't he bitten off a hunk greater than he could chew?
So the inner ring of local politicians.


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