[The Red Cross Girl by Richard Harding Davis]@TWC D-Link bookThe Red Cross Girl CHAPTER 2 9/60
He lowered his voice. "There has been contemptible work here," he whispered--"spite and a mean spirit of reprisal.
I have been making a secret investigation, and I find that this blow at your son and you, and at the good name of our college was struck by one man, a man with a grievance--Doctor Gilman. Doctor Gilman has repeatedly desired me to raise his salary." This did not happen to be true, but in such a crisis Doctor Black could not afford to be too particular. "I have seen no reason for raising his salary--and there you have the explanation.
In revenge he has made this attack.
But he overshot his mark.
In causing us temporary embarrassment he has brought about his own downfall.
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