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The Bars of Iron

CHAPTER XV
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There were times when he was possessed by an uneasy suspicion that the boy was growing up into a manhood that threatened to overthrow his control.

He had a feeling that Piers' submission to his authority had become a matter of choice rather than of necessity.

He had inherited his Italian grandmother's fortune, moreover,--a sore point with Sir Beverley who would have repudiated every penny had it been left at his disposal--and was therefore independent.
"I've given you a reason.

What more do you want ?" he growled.
Piers looked straight at him for a few seconds longer; then broke into his sudden boyish laugh.

"All right, sir.


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