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The Weavers
Complete

CHAPTER XVIII
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That book gave him a place.

It wasn't full of new things, but it crystallised the discoveries, suggestions, and expectations of others; and, meanwhile, he had got a name at no cost.
He is so various.

Look at it dispassionately, and you will see much to admire in his skill.

He pleases, he amuses, he startles, he baffles, he mystifies." The Duchess made an impatient exclamation.

"The silly newspapers call him a 'remarkable man, a personality.' Now, believe me, Windlehurst, he will overreach himself one of these days, and he'll come down like a stick." "There you are on solid ground.


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