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  2. CHAPTER II.

    The chief of Churchill and Son suffered no social disadvantage from being in trade, and enjoyed many satisfactions that are unknown to the wealthy who have nothing to do. His mind was alert and keen his large, wholesome-looking body a picture of well-being and ...

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  3. CHAPTER III.

    The junior Churchill partner returned home next day from a six months' trip, and the house at Toorak was much excited by the event, for he was a great man in its eyes. He lived an independent life at the club and in a suite of sumptuous chambers in East Melbourne, when on this side of the ...

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