War-time Silhouettes by Stephen Hudson
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Meanwhile Clara drew Joan aside.
"Congratulate me, dearest," she whispered. "I'm going to marry Captain Leclerc." BUSINESS IS BUSINESS IV BUSINESS IS BUSINESS Stephen Ringsmith in his way is a public man, and such he likes to consider himself. He is an art dealer in a very big way, and he is also a pillar of one of the political parties. He could have a baronetcy for the asking, but he has no children and he prefers to be a power behind the throne rather than a lackey in front of it. Ringsmith is what is called a strong man. He knows the value of money, but he enjoys spending it. He lives in princely style, but he is not exactly a snob and he prides himself on his independence. His hobby is what he calls "picking winners"--men, not horses. He likes to "spot" some |
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