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Hodge and His Masters

CHAPTER I
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If you analysed it--if you traced the general cry home to particular people--you always found that those people were incapables.

The fact was, farming, as a rule, was conducted on the hand-to-mouth principle, and the least stress or strain caused an outcry.

He must be forgiven if he seemed to speak with unusual acerbity.

He intended no offence.

But it was his duty.


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