...To judge from the blitheness of Carrington,he, too, had spring in his heartand a festal day in prospect... 
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...Life was good—was“bully,” as Carrington phrased it...
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...“Elenore is going to Brittany to-morrowwith the Waldens,” Carrington toldhim promptly...
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...“Six years,” said Carrington...
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...“Madame,” said Velantour, courtlyin turn, “I presen’ to you MonsieurEdouard Carrington, a nouveau maîtreof whom America will one day be veryproud...
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...“More than ready,” laughed Carrington...
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...“In two littl’ hours,” he calledto Carrington from the doorway, andwas gone...
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...“Oh, I like them,” said John Carrington...
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...“Well?” said John Carrington, andhis voice whistled like a pistol shot...
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... John Carrington...
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...“Yes,” said young Carrington...
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...“I wrote Richards, andhe said Carrington was just trying toget hold of the mine, and wouldn’t stopat anything to do it, because his, theStar, is down so deep it is aboutworked out...
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...“Has this young Carrington any businessability?” demanded Mr...
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...“Belong to Carrington,” said Richards,shortly...
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...John Carrington did some rapidthinking...
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...For John Carrington had impressedhim indelibly as an honest man...
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...John Carrington liked it...
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...“Then, I may tell you that we expecthim to be one of our best architects,”young Carrington returned, gracefully...
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...“I should like to send our shift boss,with your permission,” said young Carrington,quietly, though inwardly he exulted...
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...Then young Carrington spoke...
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...As Carrington had surmised, he proposedto tire out the greenhorns by anexhaustive progress through workingswhich would be of no possible interestto Trevanion...
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... hewould see young Carrington safely outof it first; ...
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...Young Carrington was getting tired...
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