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Creator: Anderson, Nephi, 1865-1923
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"Next week?" "That was my intention--yes." "And we were to be married next month?" "Yes--" "Well, I want to tell you, Henrik, that if you join those people the wedding day will have to be postponed." "For how long?" "For a long, long time." "Well--I had thought to be baptized next week; but, of course, I can postpone it." "For good, Henrik--say for good." "No; I can't say that; for a little while--to please you, to let you think a little longer on the matter. I want you to choose deliberately, Marie. There need be no undue haste. I don't want you to make up your mind unalterably to reject me because of the step which I am going to


CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I. HOW IT ALL BEGAN 1 II. AT THE COURT OF A SOVEREIGN 17 III. SAYLER "DRAWS THE LINE" 33 IV. THE SCHOOL OF LIFE-AS-IT-IS 44 V. A GOOD MAN AND HIS WOES 68 VI. MISS RAMSAY REVOLTS 78 VII. BYGONES 96 VIII. A CALL FROM "THE PARTY" 107 IX. TO THE SEATS OF THE MIGHTY 123 X. THE FACE IN THE CROWD 136 XI. BURBANK 144 XII. BURBANK FIRES THE POPULAR HEART 163 XIII. ROEBUCK & CO. PASS UNDER THE YOKE 168 XIV. A "BOOM-FACTORY" 177 XV. MUTINY 193 XVI. A VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE 199 XVII. SCARBOROUGH 209
take." "I have already made up my mind." "Marie!" "You must choose between me or--" "Don't say it, don't; you'll be sorry some day, if you do; for the less said, the less there is to retract." Marie arose. "I'm not going to take anything back," she answered with forceful anger. "I thought you loved me, but--I--have been mistaken. I shall not annoy you longer. Good night." He arose to follow her. "You need not come with me," she added. "I shall see Selma, and she will accompany me home--not you." "Very well, Marie." She turned at the door. "Will you not promise?" "Promise what?" "Not to do as you said--not to disgrace--"