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Hodge and His Masters

CHAPTER XVI
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He has, too, his social duties; he is, perhaps, the head or mainspring of a church movement--this is not for profit, but from conviction.

His lady is carried to and fro in the brougham, making social visits.

He promotes athletic clubs, reading-rooms, shows, exhibitions.

He is eagerly seized upon by promoters of all kinds, because he possesses the gift of organisation.

It becomes a labour merely to catalogue his engagements like this.


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