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A WORD FOR THE DEFENCE. The young man crawled into the august presence. “ I should like to speak to you on an important matter, sir,’’ he said. “Well, what is it?” growled the father of the girl, in no encouraging tone. “ I I -want to marry your claugnter, sir!” “ 'What?” The old ro«n’s < face grew purple. “Marry my daughter'; 1 am astonished! What on earth do you mean, sir? You ” “Now, now,” soothed tho youth, seeing defeat looming near end wanting to get soma sort of satisfaction out of the interview, “ don’t talk that way. You arc prejudiced against tho girl. She’s all right, really.”

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