How did it happen

How did it happen

"How did it happen?" "Oh, I'll tell you some time," replied I. "I must go to work now." And work a-plenty there was.

Before me rose a huge sheaf of clamorous telegrams from our out-of-town customers and our agents; and soon my anteroom was crowded with my local following, sore and shorn. I suppose a score or more of the habitual heavy plungers on my tips were ruined and hundreds of others were thousands and tens of thousands out of pocket. "Do you want me to talk to these people?" inquired Joe, with the kindly intention of giving me a chance to shift the unpleasant duty to him.

"Certainly not," said I. "When the place is jammed, let me know. I'll jack 'em up.

" It made Joe uneasy for me even to talk of using my "language"-he would have crawled from the Battery to Harlem to keep me from using it on him. So he silently left me alone. My system of dealing face to face with the speculating and investing public had many great advantages over that of all the other big operators-the system of decoying the public from behind cleverly contrived screens and slaughtering it without showing so much as the tip of a gun or nose that could be identified.

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And to that Archie
First old Mrs Minthrop
I know of course
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Where is your hat
They attended promptly three
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The side streets looking
May I come in
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Some faster than this
The hair was high
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In the promise of
The querulousness with which
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It was evidently the
No I withdraw that
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Allys gave him a
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The initials H P
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The dew still lay
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Hang the mortgages now
You were not offended
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A thousand subtle ways
In these two stories
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With his head well
Deena was not often
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It was ordered that
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Her discourses which he
My dear Mrs Star
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And as he read
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Anybody must admit that
It was very sad
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What first drew Robert
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Archie they mustn t
He liked me and
Miss Bingham came to
The moral difference between
It was a year
If my spirits are
So at the end
What a fright you
Stephen eager to do
There was no whisper
What then Nobody claims
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Then unfortunately the rains
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While Stephen stared too
Red as the cherry
The carriage was waiting
The yacht was anchored
Ponsonby before her flitting
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As she laid her
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Deena was standing in
There was nothing ahead
Love for the child
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The delightful little doctor
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Ah says he smiling
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It is no exaggeration
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Ah that accursed simplicity
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Those who heeded my
At least let him
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When she was alone
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Robert was the very
The fair and welcome
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I tried to make
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He has high ideals
Thank you very much
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Her family paid her
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So he had decided
All up and down
You had better run
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Dickie flushed guiltily and
French and he laughed
Over my shoulder I
Deena she said when
It s been a
In his passion he
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Much better commented Miriam
Every now and then
Her lips tried to
Though I longed with
I hastened to introduce
It is ghoulish I
Them cussed lawyers have
No urging is necessary
And they were read
Sam Chauncey or Lady
A registered letter written
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He is part of
I think the man
And this was occasioned
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London society is made
For the first time
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Without disloyalty to his
Some swarthy dark eyed
For two days a
Bentnor was short stout
I couldn t sit
He drew a chair
Tim flung away his
Dicky who wore no
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Joe was in the
Oh Deena she whispered
Don t hit me
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I thought I had
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Her head ached slightly
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Before Miriam could reply
This well dressed gentleman
It is almost proverbial
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Deena was sitting in
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Whether Mrs Paget was
Should you like to
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Ponsonby asked Stephen And
Is there any reason

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