Penny Dreadfuls, 1879 · page 176 of 312
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THE FREEMASONS DAUGHTER. 167 place, and returned, by the back door, to the outward office. ‘ A few minutes after he arrived there, Flin, his hat stuck saucily on his head, came from the head partner’s private room, and strutted through the office, whistling a tune. ‘* A sharp chap that,” thought Small; and he was not mistaken. CONMUG NOC SS (CO