The Golf Course Mystery by Chester K. Steele
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"Memo. of certain matters between Captain Poland and myself. And
while I think of it let me state that but for his timely and generous financial aid I would have been ruined by that scoundrel Bartlett. Captain Poland saved me. And should the stock of the concern ever be on a paying basis I intend to repay him not only all he advanced me but any profit I may secure shall be divided with him in gratitude. That there will be a profit I very much doubt, though this does not lessen my gratitude to Captain Poland for his aid." There was a little gasp from Viola as she heard this. "Captain Poland saved father from possible ruin," she murmured, "and I - I treated him so! Oh! oh!" CHAPTER XV POOR FISHING "Have a drink, Colonel?" "Eh?" "I said - Here, boy! A Scotch high and a mint julep." Colonel Ashley, roused from his reverie as he sat in his club, gazing out on the busy, fashionable, hurrying, jostling, worried, happy, sad, |
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