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"New York'll be no place for me, Mr. Carton, after this. You've got to keep your word and smuggle me out. South Africa, you know you promised." "I'll keep my word, Rubano, too," assured Carton. "The nerve of that fellow. Where's Kennedy?" We looked about. Craig had slipped out quietly during the telephone conversation. Before we could start a search for him, he returned.
Little Ann went back to her mending, looking very thoughtful. "Father," she said, after a few moments, "England made him come near to remembering something." "New York'll come near making me remember a lot of things when I'm out of it," said Mr. Hutchinson, sitting down heavily in his chair and rubbing his head. "Eh, dang it! dang it!" "Don't you let it, Father," advised Little Ann.
So I had quite a bulletin to take home to Vee. "Isn't that splendid!" says she. "Anyway," says I, "I guess you started something. If it spreads enough, maybe New York'll be almost fit to live in. But I have my doubts." It ain't often Mr. Robert starts something he can't finish. When he does, though, he's shifty at passin' it on. Yes, I'll say he is.
At least, that was the way he felt in duty bound to put it. "You have found a substitute now," Agatha urged. "It is only fair to let her have a chance. A week, more or less, can not make any difference, now that I've broken so many engagements already. I'll come back later and make a fresh start." "You stay up here and New York'll forget you're living!" growled Mr. Straker.
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