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The Shoulders of Atlas

CHAPTER XVI
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When he started he felt fairly cowardly.

He stopped at the drug store and bought a pound of peppermints.
Albion Bennet waited on him.

Albion Bennet was an intensely black-haired man in his forties.

His black hair was always sleek with a patent hair-oil which he carried in his stock.

He always wore a red tie and an old-fashioned scarf-pin set with a tiny diamond, and his collars were made of celluloid.
"I have gone back to the hotel to board," he informed Henry, while tying up the parcel.


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