Mr. Bingle by George Barr McCutcheon
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"I shall take good care of all of them, Force."
"And now about this Madame Du--" "She is out of the question, Force. Good night!" "Just as you say, old man. I sha'n't insist if you are opposed to--" "Good night!" "But I will feel a great deal easier in my mind if she isn't allowed to come in contact with the rest--" Mr. Bingle hung up the receiver. CHAPTER XI A TIMELY LESSON IN LOVE The Forces returned from Europe late in February. They cut their visit short because Mr. Force's jubilant cablegram to Mr. Bingle drew from its recipient a reply so curt and effective that there could be no mistaking his stand in the matter of Kathleen. Toward the end of the first week in February, Mr. Force cabled: "Everything smoothed out. Rejoice. Wife keen about K. Insists on |
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