| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 314 |
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upon them against their will. `Damn him!' he thought. `I wish I'd never brought him here at all!' Ruth did not appear to him to be very happy about it either. `Well?' he said at last. `What do you think of him?' `Oh, he'll be all right, I suppose.' `For my part, I wish he wasn't coming,' Easton continued. `That's just what I was thinking,' replied Ruth dejectedly. `I don't like him at all. I seemed to turn against him directly he came in the door.' `I've a good mind to back out of it, somehow, tomorrow,' exclaimed Easton after another silence. `I could tell him we've unexpectedly got some friends coming to stay with us.' |
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