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Brewster’s Millions

CHAPTER XX
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It's a simple matter, really.

I offer one price for the best decorated carriage and another to the handsomest lady.

Then every one puts on a domino and a mask, throws confetti at every one else, and there you are." "I suppose you will have the confetti made of thousand franc notes, and offer a house and lot as a prize." And Bragdon feared that his sarcasm was almost insulting.
"Really, Monty, the scheme is ridiculous," said DeMille, "the police won't allow it." "Won't they though!" said Monty, exultantly.

"The chief happens to be Philippe's brother-in-law, and we had him on the telephone.

He wouldn't listen to the scheme until we agreed to make him grand marshal of the parade.


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