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The Fortunate Youth

CHAPTER XXII
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It's not going to fail me now.

If it's right for me to take my seat I'll take it--whether I make good politically, or not, is on the knees of the gods.

But you may take it from me that there's nothing in this wide world that I won't face or go through with, if I've set my mind to it." So the child who had kicked Billy Goodge and taken the spolia opima of paper cocked hat and wooden sword spoke through the man.

As then, in a queer way, he found himself commanding a situation; and as then, commanding it rightfully, through sheer personal force.

Again, at a sign, he would have broken the sword across his knee.


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