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Aunt Jane’s Nieces Abroad

CHAPTER XVII
12/17

My fortune is very modest." The brigand lay back in his chair and lighted a fresh cigarette.
"I fear you undervalue yourself, my dear guest," he said.

"Recently have I returned from America, where I was told much of the wealth of Signor John Merreek, who is many times a millionaire.

See," drawing a paper from his pocket, "here is a list of the stocks and securities you own.
Also of government and railway bonds, of real estate and of manufactures controlled by your money.

I will read, and you will correct me if an error occurs." Uncle John listened and was amazed.

The schedule was complete, and its total was many millions.


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