Adventures in Contentment by David Grayson
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embarrassment.
"Mister, perhaps you'd accept one of these sets from Dixon free gratis, for nothing." "I understand," I said, "but you know I'm giving the books to you--and I couldn't take them back again." "Well," he said, "you're a good one, anyhow. Good-bye again," and then, suddenly, business naturally coming uppermost, he remarked with great enthusiasm: "You've given me a new idea. _Say_, I'll sell 'em." "Carry them carefully, man," I called after him; "they are precious." So I went back to my work, thinking how many fine people there are in this world--if you scratch 'em deep enough. [Illustration: "Horace 'hefted' it"] V THE AXE-HELVE _April the 15th._ |
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