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"Judge Enderby of the Law Enforcement Society." "Oh! Yes. Of course. Or any one else." "Or any one else," agreed Banneker, catching a quick, informed glance from Edmonds. "Frankly, your scheme seems a little fantastic to me," pronounced the owner of The Patriot. "But that may be only because it's new. It might be worth trying out."
It's quite within the possibilities." "After the way The Patriot and Mr. Marrineal himself have flayed the ring?" exclaimed Io. "It isn't possible. How could he so go back on himself?" Edmonds turned his fine and serious smile upon her. "Mr. Marrineal's guiding principle of politics and journalism is that the public never remembers.
Every fire has been caught in its infancy and put out before any damage has been done. There has been only one fire of any size on the Lake since the launch was installed. This burned about 20 acres just east of Brockway. Numerous small fires of an acre or less have been put out each year. The Forest Guard in charge of the launch for the years 1912-13 was Mark W. Edmonds. Mr.
He admitted that Conde had indulged in certain follies and extravagancies, but these in his opinion all came out of the quiver of the Spaniard, "who was the head of the whole intrigue." He determined to recall Lord Hayes from Madrid and even Sir Thomas Edmonds from Paris, so great was his indignation.
"Somebody's dining there," remarked Edmonds, "while we've been stripping the character off every paper in the field." "May it be all the editors and owners in a lump!" said Banneker. "I'm sorry I didn't talk louder. I'm feeling reckless." "Bad frame of mind for a man seeking a job. By the way, what are you out after, exactly? Aiming at the editorial page, aren't you?"
"I can imagine nothing printed," said the woman who had loved Willis Enderby, "that could in any manner influence my life." "Fortunate you!" Edmonds wreathed his little congratulation in festoons of light vapor. "But you live in a world of your own making. Marrineal is reckoning on the world which lives and thinks largely in terms of what its neighbor thinks of it."
The woman was sent down, and Edmonds insisted in having the real John Smith up, and he again began the charge. The prisoner laughed in his face, and told him he had been tried once, and got ten years, but he wouldn't mind being tried again if the judge would make it five.
"I yield to the senator from Dixie," he answered. The spotlight shifted as Harding got slowly to his feet, making a white halo of his hair. He did not look at Edmonds, but turned to face Lesseur. "Mr. Chairman," he said, "I move that Resolution 1843 be tabled!" "Second!" The light shifted to another man, but Edmonds had no time to see who it was as he stood staring open-mouthed at Harding.
"Edmonds, who holds his mortgage, would let him have it," Sproatly explained. "But wouldn't he be afraid of Gregory not being able to pay, if the market went against him?" Sproatly looked thoughtful. "The arrangement Wyllard made with Gregory would, perhaps, give Edmonds a claim upon the Range if Gregory borrowed any money in his name. I almost think that's what the money-lender is scheming for.
"I'm only entitled to handle Wyllard's money on his account," he objected. Edmonds appeared to reflect. "So far as I can remember there was nothing of that kind stated in the draft of the arrangement. It empowered you to do anything you thought fit with the money, but it's altogether your own affair.
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