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Ranching for Sylvia

CHAPTER XIX
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They have sent him out to see what can be done with the rubber property." "Was that worth while ?" "I shouldn't think so.

It strikes me they're wasting their money." This was Herbert's firm belief, but his judgment while generally accurate, had, in this instance, proved defective.

He had failed properly to estimate Singleton's capabilities.

It was, however, obvious to Sylvia that he had had no part in the undertaking, and had abandoned his rubber schemes, which implied that George's loss would be serious.

There was no doubt that it would suit both Herbert and herself better if George did not come back too soon.
"Well," she said, "that is not a matter of any consequence to me.
After all, I think I'll go south with you and Muriel." Herbert had foreseen this decision.
"It's the most suitable arrangement," he responded.


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