The Seeker by Harry Leon Wilson
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"Oh, I must have!"
He was looking at her very closely through the dusk. "Yes, we had an interesting talk," he said again. He reached out to take one of her hands, which he held an instant in both his own. "He's a rare old Allan, Nance!" CHAPTER XIII THE WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS OF THE GREAT MACHINE For three days the brothers were inseparable. There were so many ancient matters to bring forward of which each could remember but a half; so many new ones, of which each must tell his own story. And there was a matter of finance between them that had been brought forward by Allan without any foolish delay. Each of them spoke to Nancy about it. "Bernal has pleased me greatly," said her husband. "He agrees that Grandfather Delcher could not have been himself when he made that will--being made as it was directly after he sent Bernal off. He finds it absurd that the old man, so firm a Christian, should have disinherited a Christian, one devoted to the ministry of Jesus, for an unbeliever like Bernal. It is true, I talked to him in this strain myself, and I cannot deny that I wield even a greater influence over men |
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