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Vandemark’s Folly

CHAPTER VII
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The girl said that that certainly was so.

Doctor Bliven then volunteered the assertion that Mr.Gowdy seemed to be a fine fellow, and a gentleman if he ever saw one.

Just then the woman came from across the road again and asked for "the man who was a doctor." "I'm a doctor," said Bliven.

"Somebody wants me ?" She said that Mr.Gowdy would like to have him come into the house--and he went hurriedly, after taking a medicine-case from his democrat wagon.
I saw my yellow-haired passenger of the Dubuque ferry meet him before the door, throw her arms about him and kiss him.

He returned her greeting, and they went through the door together into the house.
3 I turned in, and slept several hours very soundly, and then suddenly found myself wide awake.


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