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Her Father’s Daughter

CHAPTER XVII
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He immediately became deferential.
"I'll take you to the office of the president," he said.

"He and Doctor Strong were very warm friends.

You can explain to him what it is you want to know." Before she realized what was happening, Linda found herself in an office that was all mahogany and marble.

At a huge desk stacked with papers sat a man, considerably older than her father.

Linda remembered to have seen him frequently in their home, in her father's car, and she recalled one fishing expedition to the Tulare Lake region where he had been a member of her father's party.
"Of course you have forgotten me, Mr.Worthington," she said as she approached his desk.


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