The Machine by Upton Sinclair
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page 23 of 98 (23%)
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MONTAGUE. Good Lord! JACK. And think, it concerns Jim Hegan personally. [A knock at the door.] JULIA. I'll go. [Opens the door.] HEGAN. [Without.] Good evening. Is Miss Hegan here? LAURA. [Standing up.] Father! JULIA. Won't you come in? HEGAN. Thank you. [Enters; a tall, powerfully built man, with a square jaw, wide, over-arching eyebrows, and keen eyes that peer at one; a prominent nose, the aspect of the predatory eagle; a man accustomed to let other people talk and to read their thoughts.] Why, Mr. Montague, you here? MONTAGUE. Mr. Hegan! Why, how do you do? LAURA. We stumbled on each other by chance. Father, this is Miss Patterson. HEGAN. I am very pleased to meet you, Miss Patterson. |
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