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A Hoosier Chronicle

CHAPTER XVIII
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As that was the twenty-ninth, you'd better frame some new by-laws to avoid other breaks like that.

I can't do much lying at my present salary." She stood with her hands clasping her belt, and continued to enlighten him on current history as he looked over his letters.
"That young Allen Thatcher has been making life a burden to me in your lamented absence.

Wanted to know every few hours if you had come back, and threatened to call you up on the long distance at Montgomery, but I told him you were trying a murder case over there, and that if he didn't want to get nailed for contempt of court he'd better not interrupt the proceedings." "You're speaking of Mr.Allen Thatcher, are you, Miss Farrell ?" asked Harwood, in the tone to which the girl frequently drove him.
"The same, like the mind reader you are! Say, that boy isn't stuck on you or anything.

He came up here yesterday afternoon when the boss was out and wanted to talk things over.

He seemed to think I hadn't anything to do but be a sister to him and hear his troubles.


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