Her Weight in Gold by George Barr McCutcheon
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MR. HAMSHAW'S LOVE AFFAIR THE GREEN RUBY THE GLOAMING GHOSTS WHEN GIRL MEETS GIRL QUIDDLERS THREE THE LATE MR. TAYLOR THE TEN DOLLAR BILL HER WEIGHT IN GOLD "Well the question is: how much does she weigh?" asked Eddie Ten Eyck with satirical good humour. His somewhat flippant inquiry followed the heated remark of General Horatio Gamble, who, in desperation, had declared that his step- daughter, Martha, was worth her weight in gold. The General was quite a figure in the town of Essex. He was the president of the Town and Country Club and, besides owning a splendid |
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