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    ia.  believe you and my Fatruly been introduced to eac you knows wher is.’

    Doctor Copeland s t epped forance.’

    Portia and Doctor Copeland broug around tove. t

    and uneasy. illie gazed nervously around t tcable, t against t  ie.

    Doctor Copeland seemed about to speak, and t ill silent.

    illie, you ty good ia finally. Look to me like you and  of got into somebodys gin bottle.’

    No, maam, said ely. Us  urday. Us  been enjoying our horseshoe game.’

    Doctor Copeland still did not speak, and t glancing at ing. tness made everyone nervous.

    I do  time ia said. I s ever Saturday and I presses t them now.

    Course t  er to be potty black. I ironed ts just last nig a crease left.’

    Still Doctor Copeland .

    fingers and stared at . Doctor Copeland felt  s and temples.  to . ed to speak to  o say. tterness came up in  ime to cogitate and pus do rong t o speak.

    did not sound as t came from o you wayed in your mind.’

    I dont know w you m-m-means, illie said.

    tor Copeland kneo you and on and Karl Marx I gave all t  all of my trust and  is blank misunderstanding and idleness and indifference. Of all I  in nothing has remained. All has

    been taken a I ried to do------’

    ia. quot;Fat us  quarrel. t afford to quarrel.’

    Portia got up and started to door. illie and or Copeland  to come.

    tood in t door. Doctor Copeland tried to speak, but  some-.. ogether.

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