The Sturdy Oak - A composite Novel of American Politics by fourteen American authors by Unknown
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_Benjamin Doolittle_.... A leader of his party, and somewhat careless where
he leads it. (Added in Anne O'Hagan's Chapter). _Patrick Noonan_.... A follower of Doolittle. Time.... The Present. Place.... Whitewater, N. Y. A manufacturing town of from ten to fifteen thousand inhabitants. THE STURDY OAK CHAPTER I BY SAMUEL MERWIN Genevieve Remington had been called beautiful. She was tall, with brown eyes and a fine spun mass of golden-brown hair. She had a gentle smile, that disclosed white, even teeth. Her voice was not unmusical. She was twenty-three years old and possessed a husband who, though only twenty-six, had already shown such strength of character and such aptitude at the criminal branch of the law that he was now a candidate for the post of district attorney on the regular Republican ticket. The popular impression was that he would be elected hands down. His address |
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