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Springhaven

CHAPTER XXX
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But oh, instead of this, he met his father, spread out and yet solid across the doorway, with very large arms bare and lumpy in the gleam of a fireplace uncrowned by any pot.

Dan's large ideas vanished, like a blaze without a bottom.
"Rather late, Daniel," said the captain of Springhaven, with a nod of his great head, made gigantic on the ceiling.

"All the rest are abed, the proper place for honest folk.

I suppose you've been airning money, overtime ?" "Not I," said Dan; "I work hard enough all day.

I just looked in at the Club, and had a little talk of politics." "The Club, indeed! The stinking barrow-grinders! Did I tell you, or did I forget to tell you, never to go there no more ?" "You told me fast enough, father; no doubt about that.


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