The Short Line War by Merwin-Webster
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"I hope not, dear. But we must get started." "I thought you never would come. It was lucky that I had company part of the time." "That's good. Who was it?" "Mr. West." "Mr. West?--Not Weeks's man--not--" Katherine nodded. Her father looked at her puzzled; then his brow slightly relaxed, and he smiled. "By Jove!" he said softly. Katherine was watching him in some surprise. "Katherine, you are a brick. You shall have the new cart. Yes, sir. I'll order it to-morrow." "What have I done?" "You've saved the day, my dear." Suddenly he frowned again. "Hold on; when did you see him?" "I met him about three. I guess he was here an hour or more." "Couldn't be better! But he must be an awful fool." Katherine bit her lip. |
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