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  2. CHAPTER XXII.

    Thus it came about that the great pearl necklace was founded. It was no difficult matter to obtaiu the great majority of the stones from various jewel dealers in ...

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  3. THE BUSH KING.

    [?] motioned him to sit down, and Webster mixed a whisky and soda for him. "Groves, you offered to stand by me. Your offer wag made because you are an ...

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  4. CHAPTER XXIII.

    The epic of the woman and her jewels has yet to be written. That is, unless one takes the temptation of Marguerite as a typical example. But it was very nearly ...

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  5. CHAPTER XIX.

    Like many new-comers, Theodore Ryall had taken a great liking to the country, and could not understand why old residents should run it down so fiercely. One ...

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