The Gilded Age, Part 4.
Mark Twain Charles Dudley Warner · English
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The Gilded Age, Part 4.
Mark Twain Charles Dudley Warner · English
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CHAPTER XXVIII. Whatever may have been the language of Harry's letter to the Colonel, the information it conveyed was condensed or expanded, one or the other, from the following episode of his visit to New York: He called, with official importance in his mien, at No.— Wall street, where a great gilt sign betokened the presence of the head-quarters of the "Columbus River Slack-Water Navigation Company." He entered and gave a dressy porter his card, and was requested to wait a moment
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