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The Midnight Passenger

CHAPTER X
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"I must wait here like a tongue-tied dog," he growled.
"Has the will made her a sole legatee?
If so, I must work on her feelings.

I was a fool to quarrel with this fellow.

He was another of the school-time playmates!" When Ferris sneaked out to send a submissive dispatch to his wife, he was tormented by the stern words of the young orphan's telegram.
"I act under his last wishes.

Find Randall Clayton, dead or alive." "There is trouble ahead," mused Ferris, "and I have made enemies of all the officials here.

But Alice is mine.


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