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Cleek: the Man of the Forty Faces

CHAPTER XIV
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Money can't offset some debts, you know; and if there is anything in the world I can do, you have only to let me know." "Thank you," said Cleek.

"Then invite me to spend to-morrow here, and give me the freedom of those superb gardens.

My senses are drunk already with the scent of your hyacinths; and if I might have a day among them, I should be as near happy as makes no difference." He had his day--breaking it only to 'phone up to Clarges Street and quiet any possible fears upon Dollops's part--and if ever man was satisfied, that man was he..


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