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Kennedy Square

CHAPTER XVII
14/17

They had heard of the catastrophe at the club and had instantly left their seats and walked across the park in a body.
To one and all St.George gave a warm pressure of the hand and a bright smile.

Had he been the master of ceremonies at a state reception he could not have been more self-possessed or more gallant; his troubles were for himself, never for his guests.
"All in a lifetime--but I am not worrying.

The Patapsco pulled out once before and it may again.

My only regret is that I cannot, at least for a time, have as many of you as I would wish under my mahogany.

But don't let us borrow any trouble; certainly not to-day.


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