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He learned she was no longer innocent, and then In the mean time Cowperwood mingled his speculations concerning large power-houses, immense reciprocating engines, the problem of a wage scale for his now two thousand employees, some of whom were threatening to strike, the problem of securing, bonding, and equipping the La Salle Street tunnel and a down-town loop in La Salle, Munroe, Dearborn, and Randolph streets, with mental inquiries and pictures as to what possibly Stephanie Platow might be doing.
To think that Cowperwood by his variability should expose her to such gossip as this! One day not so long after her conversation with Mrs. Platow, Aileen happened to be standing outside the door of her own boudoir, the landing of which commanded the lower hall, and there overheard two of her servants discussing the Cowperwood menage in particular and Chicago life in general.
She prizes it so very highly, that I feel as though I ought to thank you myself." Aileen opened her eyes. "Jade!" she observed, curiously. "Why, I don't remember." Recalling Cowperwood's proclivities on the instant, she was suspicious, distraught. Her face showed her perplexity. "Why, yes," replied Mrs. Platow, Aileen's show of surprise troubling her. "The ear-rings and necklet, you know.
It chanced that shortly before this liaison was broken off, some troubling information was quite innocently conveyed to Aileen by Stephanie Platow's own mother. One day Mrs. Platow, in calling on Mrs.
The ! The !" He used terms so hard, so vile, so sad, all because he knew for once what it was to love and lose to want ardently in his way and not to have now or ever after. He was determined that his path and that of Stephanie Platow should never be allowed to cross again. A Family Quarrel
What do you want to know for?" "Looky here," exclaimed Kennedy, surveying the rather shabby attendant with a cordial and persuasive eye, "do you want to make some money five or ten dollars, and without any trouble to you?" The elevator man, whose wages were exactly eight dollars a week, pricked up his ears. "I want to know who comes here with this Miss Platow, when they come all about it.
On the plateau of Krasnoe, in the skirmishes against the Cossacks of Platow, and by the sides of the ice-covered roads, Ney had everywhere left dead bodies, wounded and dying men, besides men overpowered by the hardships and incapable of any effort. Even at Orscha the disorder was so great that it threatened to infect the regiments of the old guard. The emperor harangued them energetically.
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