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sad contingency. I fully expect me to pay again it in Your his/her own hands with
beautiful interest."
"I/you/he/she allow us to hope so", says the captain recovering his/her joy. "Our
destinies are in the hands of some kind Providence. And now good-from! ME
you leave soon to-tomorrow morning of, and I have to pass the rest of the evening
with my his/her own family."
"Good-night, captain" says the superintendent accompanying him/it to the,
door. "I renew my it desires you to have a prosperous and profitable trip,
and is restored in the good duration to Your family and friends."
"Amen!" says the captain.
The superintendent went up again to his/her study, its heart illuminated of his
anxiety.
"Could anything be more fortunate?" he exclaimed, "This help comes
me only when need is had more. Thanks to my special deposit, I can do
my seed-annual setup, and it has on two thousand dollars. It is
fortunate the captain doesn't know anything of my speculations of Wall Street. Him
you/he/she would not have been rather so ready to leave his/her money in my hands. It is
not a bad thing to be a banker", and he rubbed together his/her hands with
hilarity.
I CAPITULATE IV.
THE VOICE OF CONSCIENCE.
When the superintendent accepted the money of Captain Rushton, he didn't do
intends to dishonestly act. He greeted him/it as a present relief, although him
he/she supposed that he should have to refund him/it some duration. His/her accounts that are found
corrects, he followed with his/her speculations. In these he met him with varying
success. But on the whole one he was found anybody richer, while he was kept
in a continuous fever of the anxiety.
After the months, he met in the daytime her Mrs. road Rushton.
"Has you/he/she talked to Your husband, her Mrs. Rushton?" he asked.
"No, the Mr. Davis, not yet. I am starting to feel me anxious."
"How long you/he/she has been gone?"
"Among seven and eight months."
"The trip is a long. There are many ways of give account of his
silence."
"He would send from of the momentary ship. He has been first to Calcutta,
but I have had to never wait so along a letter."