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        `AND le business, tom, said Mr Dea same afternoon, as ted in te room at togetter I    to talk to you about. Since youre likely to    time of it in Nele for t fe a good prospect of some sort to keep up your spirits. tom ed less nervously tment,    ified eacril e impartiality.

        `You see, tom, said Mr Dea last, t a smarter pao did er as you, a man expected to pull bets t part of    t sloer quite so fast - Id a best suit t lasted me six years. Everyt of expenditure, I mean. Its team, you see, t    drives on every ep said at ts t find fault rade, sir, opens a mans eyes; and if tion is to get ts doing, t use its s at iions of one sort or ots a fio make ts a fioo, to furties, and bring to t are s our line of business - and I sider it as ion as a man    o be ected .

        tom ko speak of    urgent; Mr Deane oo sical a man to alloo impede trade. Indeed for t monts t to tom    o ion for . it speecretc    s and prepared roductory diffuseness, tending to s Mr Deane , and t o young men in general    if t succeed too, it .    a direct question to him.

        `Let me see - its going on for seven years noo me for a situation - eom?

        `Yes, sir; Im ty noom.

        `As as    to say t, tells    . And Im o say, I en deceived. I urally a little s pus Im o say youve done me credit, sir - and if Id    o see him like you.

        Mr Deaapped    agaiing in a tone of some feeling - `No, I s o see him like you.

        `Im very glad Ive given you satisfa, sir; Ive done my best, said tom, in    way.

        `Yes, tom, youve giveisfa. I dont speak of your duct as a son - t ner in our firm, is ties youve s s go on groal and grolets for it, but ts ed for ty of every , large or small, and ts men to duct it - men of t s, none o your flas suco be depended on. Nuest and I see clear enougook Gell into t    ty en years older ts in your favour.

        tom ting a little nervous as Mr Deane    on speaking: o say,    be agreeable to    ion ratance of tion he foresaw.

        `It stands to reason, Mr Deane    on,    deny t if youd been ion of mi all, your du t affair of Pelleys bank o make some ao of to us - and, backed by yeneral dud business ability it ermine on giving you a so increase as tll be better on all grounds tll give you more importance, and prepare you better for taking some of ty off my so a good deal o    present, t Im getting older - t. I told Mr Guest I    to you, and iculars. t stride for a young felloy, but Im bound to say, youve deserved it.

        `Im very grateful tuest and you, sir - of course I feel t ied to you, ook me into taken a good deal of pains h me since.

        tom spoke    tremor, and paused after his.

        `Yes, yes, said Mr Deane. `I dont spare pains     he is.

        `But to mention to you, uncle. Ive never spoken to you of it before. If you remember, at time my faty    of your firm buying t it ment, especially if steam were applied.

        `to be sure, to be sure. But akem outbid us - o t. her peoples heads.

        `Pers of no use my mentioning it at present, tom    on, `but I rong feeling about it. It    I sry a back again , Im attaco t s your vieo buy it for tter ention to you, only youve been kind enougo say my services er    my own he price.

        Mr Deane etentively, and noful.

        `I see, I see, er a y. But t I dont see.    t you-some in t it, Ill be bound.

        ` yousome, said tom. `aking to drinking, and tting told me about it - our old miller.    stay ueration. I    on in t    ting very sour about things are going on.

        `ell, Ill turn it over, tom. I must inquire into tter, and go into it . But, you see, its ratriking out a neing you to t, instead of keeping you ed.

        `I so manage more t proing, sir. I    to y of    much.

        t speecy, even in uncle Deanes business-loving ears.

        `Pooo care about one of t on at t as to tnt re our coo early. o bear it in mind, and    again. I am going to dinner noomorroo your moter before you start.
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