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The Gilded Age
Part 6.

CHAPTER XLVIII
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If he could only have one more chance, he was sure he could right himself.

He begged for it.
And Mr.Bolton yielded.

He could never refuse such appeals.

If he had befriended a man once and been cheated by him, that man appeared to have a claim upon him forever.

He shrank, however, from telling his wife what he had done on this occasion, for he knew that if any person was more odious than Small to his family it was Bigler.
"Philip tells me," Mrs.Bolton said that evening, "that the man Bigler has been with thee again to-day.


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